OUR ACTIONS
Project “Monitoring and follow-up on the implementation process of the Global Pact of Migrations in the countries of the Andean region: Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru
2021
Between the months of June and October 2021, Red Sin Fronteras (RSF) together with the Centro de Derechos y Desarrollo (CEDAL) and the support of the Consultancy for Human Rights and Disposal (CODHES) carried out the project “Monitoreo y follow-up on the implementation process of the Global Pact on Migrations by the countries of the Andean region: Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru”. The proposed action focuses on the protection of the human rights of migrant persons, mapping the advances, challenges and obstacles for the implementation of the Global Compact on the march in the Andean region, particularly with regard to Goal 10 of the PMM.
A reduced version of this report was published in 2022 summarizing the efforts of the developed project and presenting the impressions and analysis of the international organizations involved in the implementation of the PMM - ECLAC and the IOM, of the authorities of four countries, as well as the perspective of the civil society that acts in the region, suggesting good practices and possible actions.
2022
Progress and Agreements in the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration: Perspectives from the Andean Region
Presentation video in English
BEFORE THE MIGRATORY CRISIS URGE TO OVERCOME THE REACTIVE STRATEGIES
In this 2022, with the support of Solidar Network and International Solidarity, which are supported by the auspices of the European Union, Redes Sin Fronteras (RSF) and the Centro de Derechos y Desarrollo (CEDAL), we promoted the project called Advances y Acuerdos en el Pacto Mundial for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration: Perspectives from the Andean Region, Continuing the Monitoring and Follow-up Report on the Implementation Process of the Global Pact for Migrations in the Countries of the Andean Region of 2021.Accedaherethe full article Before the migratory crisis, it is urgent to overcome the reactive strategies by Aida García Naranjo Morales, Patricia Gainza and Beatriz Ventura.