Psycho-Social Rights Forum

In advocating for the human rights of asylum seekers, refugees and migrants, alongside various organisations, CoRMSA participated in a Psycho-Social rights Forum in Johannesburg to strategise on how best we can offer psycho-social and mental health support to all those affected by Zimbabwean Special Permits cancellation and those who are experiencing some challenges in accessing

Day 2 of 3 : Provincial Capacity Building for Duty Bearers on the care and protection of unaccompanied , Separated and Vulnerable migrant children in South Africa- 7/09/2022

On Day 2 of 3 in Kwa-Zulu Natal Province, the Provincial Training for Social Workers on Child Protection Mechanisms with a special focus on Unaccompanied, Separated and Migrant Children in South Africa is ongoing. The training intends to equip and enhance Social Workers’ skills and knowledge on child rights and legal framework, citizenship, documentation and

Capacity Building for Duty Bearers on the care and protection of unaccompanied migrant children in South Africa

In collaboration with the Department of Social Development, UNICEF, Save The Children South Africa, UNHCR, IOM, Lawyers for Human Rights and  Centre for Child Law, CoRMSA is currently participating in a 3-day Capacity Building Workshop for Duty Bearers on the care and protection of Unaccompanied Vulnerable Children in South Africa in Kwa-Zulu Natal Province. The

CPD Accredited Training – Sexual Reproductive Health Rights and Gender-Based Violence

CoRMSA is currently facilitating a 2-day SRHR and GBV Accredited training in collaboration with the National Department of Health (DoH), Lawyers for Human Rights and CAOSA in Johannesburg. The training aims to enhance the Civil Society Organisations Officials’ knowledge of Sexual Reproductive Health Rights and Gender-Based Violence so that they can be able to assist

CoRMSA Members Meeting -August 4

All CoRMSA Member Organisations from various provinces met for the quarterly CoRMSA Members Meeting in Johannesburg on the 4th of August 2022  to strategise on how to strengthen the Consortium’s work on promoting and protecting the human rights of asylum seekers, refugees and migrants.