On 24 January 2019, the UN Thailand Working Group on Migration – comprised of 16 UN agencies and chaired by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) – launched the Thailand Migration Report 2019 at the UNESCO office in Bangkok. This overview report detailing the migration situation in Thailand is the latest of a series published on a regular basis by the Working Group since 2005. Regarding this occasion, an informal discussion was held at SEA Junction on 10 February.
Photo by Rosalia Sciortino and Tipakson Manpati
Event poster
Lined up to sign in
About to begin
The overview of ThailandMigration Report 2019 by
Benjamin (Ben) Harkins
At the beginning ofBen’s talk he mentioned that
this report was prepared
in collaboration
Participants full of house
The report assessesrelevant policy and legislative
framework for migration
in Thailand
Participants focused onthe presentation
Overflown of participantscoming to the event
at SEA Junction
Anna Olsen, SeniorTechnical Officer
This migration report isthe first one that have
included sex worker
Although the chapter onsex worker finally launched
Kyoko Kusakabe, Professor,Schools of Environment, Resources
and Development, AIT,
The participant waswondering to know
what the government’s
responses
Participant’s observationabout victim of human
trafficking
Participant discussed abouthuman trafficking that
is related to sex worker
Participant discussed abouthousing for the migrant
worker
Participants mentionedabout muti-cultural
Volunteer from MuhammadiyahUniversity, Jakarta