CoRMSA attended and participated in the Africa Mobility Initiative (ACMI )Stakeholder forum -Virtual Summit from 28-29 July 2022. Topics of discussion: a, Towards a Youth-led Action Agenda for Climate Mobility at COP27: Developing an African Youth Declaration b, Supporting the Agency of Young People in the Context of Climate Mobility: Building Partnerships for Green Skills,…
“It gives us joy to do what we can, with what we have, wherever we are.” CoRMSA distributed food parcels at Reaven Old Age Home in Johannesburg in honour of Mandela Month.
CoRMSA shared its position on xenophobia. You can also find its position on Media Center Page under Articles. Click the link below for more information: CoRMSA Position on Xenophobia
On eNCA News, SABC FM, SABC Channel Africa, Vhembe FM and Jacaranda FM: On countering the recent Xenophobic attacks, CoRMSA calls the Department of Home Affairs to issue necessary documents to non-nationals so that they can be regularised. It also calls the Police service to bring all perpetrators to book. CoRMSA further calls for the…
CoRMSA had a network building and strengthening workshop with delegates from across the globe. The objective was to support and strengthen the Consortium and other groups for solidarity and a strong coordinated voice on advocacy.
CoRMSA joined and participated in the Hate Crimes and Hate Speech Bill consultation which was represented by the Hate Crimes Working group South Africa on the 29th of March 2022
CoRMSA calls upon all law enforcement agencies that are tasked and mandated to protect the lives of everyone within South Africa to take full responsibility of protecting the asylum seekers, refugees and migrants in South Africa for the advancement of rule of law in the country and to bring all perpetrators of Operation Dudula to…
In celebrating Human Rights month, CoRMSA participated in a 3 day Human Rights Day Festival at Constitution Hill in Johannesburg where it has been showcasing its work. #standup4humanrights
Pregnant migrant women expressed an outcry over high maternity fees charged at government hospitals in a dialogue initiated by CoRMSA in Pretoria
Panel Discussion on the Implications of Xenophobic Violence in South Africa
CoRMSA, alongside the youths, attended a Panel Discussion on the Implications of Xenophobic violence in South Africa’s Economic and Political Future at Wits University on the 3rd of August 2022. The discussion stemmed from the current Xenowatch report which describes xenophobic violence as an increasingly integral part of the country’s socio-economic and political landscape. …
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