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Rights Based Capacity Building Training on Migration Narratives, Human Rights and Social Cohesion, Mpumalanga

CoRMSA hosted a Rights-Based Capacity Building training on Migration Narratives, Human Rights and Social Cohesion in Mpumalanga. The training focuses on building capacity and creating a broader understanding of Migration Narratives, myths, misconceptions, interpretations and facts about migration and the human rights of asylum seekers, refugees and migrants and local communities. @NPA, Olof-SA

Press statement- Heritage Day 24 September 2021

Press statement – Heritage Day 24 September 2021 final

#EqualAccessToVaccination Campaign

CoRMSA continues to call the Department of Health to grant the undocumented Asylum seekers, Refugees and migrants equal access to Covid-19 Vaccination regardless of their documentation status on eNCA , SA FM and Power FM…

Capacity Building and Training

The training is aimed at empowering Social workers with skills, knowledge and understanding of Child Rights protection Mechanisms and to enable them to address and mitigate cases relating to Unaccompanied and Separated Migrant Children in South Africa. Section 28 of the South African Constitution explains Children’s Rights. CoRMSA had this capacity building and training in…

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#EqualAccessToVaccination camapign

Let us support our undocumented brothers and sisters in claiming their healthcare rights and get vaccinated by signing our petition below and supporting our campaign. Read CoRMSA’as position on the Covid-19 Vaccination Roll-out process below. Click the link below and sign: https://awethu.amandla.mobi/petitions/vaccinationforall CoRMSA’s position on Covid-19 Vaccination Roll-out process   EqualAccessToVaccination Campaign. article

SABC Metro FM: #EqualAccessToVaccination – A Call to the Department of Health

CoRMSA calls the Department of Health to honour the constitutional rights of asylum seekers, refugees and migrants by granting them access to Covid-19 Vaccination regardless of their documentation status on SABC Metro FM.

Engaging Social Workers on Rights based Capacity Building training on Migration Narratives, Access to Documentation and Statelessness

CoRMSA, in collaboration with Lawyers for Human Rights, had a 3-day Social Worker Capacity Building training in Mpumalanga Province on  Migration narrative: Access to Documentation and Statelessness.  Access to documentation remains a critical challenge, among others. In light of this, CoRMSA calls Home Affairs to honour the Constitutional rights of asylum seekers, refugees and migrants…

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