Human Rights and Protection of Migrants

The Human Rights and Protection of Migrants course is crafted to provide participants with a profound understanding of the human rights challenges related to migration. This course equips individuals with practical tools to safeguard and advocate for migrants’ rights. Participants will gain valuable insights into addressing the complexities faced by migrants and adopting a rights-based approach to migration policies and practices.

Who Should Attend

This course is ideal for individuals working directly or indirectly with migration and migrant communities. It is designed for:

Human rights activists and advocates
Policy-makers and government representatives
Lawyers and legal practitioners
Staff from non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
Social workers and community organizers
Researchers and academics focusing on migration
Journalists and media professionals covering migration issues
Staff from international organizations
Representatives from migrant communities
Professionals working in refugee and asylum support settings

Course Objectives

By completing this course, participants will:

Understand the global human rights framework and its relevance to migrants.
Recognize the specific vulnerabilities and challenges migrants face.
Learn about legal frameworks and tools for the protection of migrant rights.
Acquire skills for effectively advocating for migrants’ rights.
Examine the intersections of migration with gender, labor rights, and asylum.
Analyze case studies and real-world scenarios to apply theoretical concepts.
Develop strategies for collaboration among stakeholders in migration contexts.
Identify innovative practices for promoting and protecting migrants’ rights.
Build a professional network in the field of migration and human rights.

Course Duration

5 Days

Course Outline

Day 1:
- Introduction to migration and its various forms
- Overview of international human rights instruments related to migration
- Understanding equality and non-discrimination in migration contexts
Day 2:
- Exploring the vulnerabilities and challenges faced by migrants
- Understanding international labor standards for migrant workers
- Addressing the needs of women, children, and vulnerable migrant groups
Day 3:
- Legal frameworks for protecting migrant rights nationally and internationally
- Examining the role of domestic policies in safeguarding migrants
- Introduction to regional human rights mechanisms impacting migration
Day 4:
- Advocacy strategies for promoting migrants’ rights
- Building coalitions to advance the protection of migrants
- Engaging with media and communication tools for awareness
Day 5:
- Analyzing practical challenges through case studies and exercises
- Exploring innovative approaches and best practices in migrant rights protection
- Developing actionable plans for participants’ specific areas of work

General Notes

All courses can be customized to meet participants’ specific needs.
Participants should be proficient in English.
Training involves guided presentations, hands-on exercises, online tutorials, and group discussions.
Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate from Stepsure Training and Research Institute.
Training can be conducted at Stepsure Training and Research Institute locations, onsite, or online as per the client’s schedule.
Course duration is adaptable, and content can be adjusted to fit preferred timeframes.
The onsite course fee covers facilitation, training materials, two coffee breaks, a buffet lunch, and a certificate. Participants are responsible for travel, visa, accommodation, and personal expenses.
Accommodation, transportation, freight booking, and visa processing can be arranged upon request at discounted rates.
Tablets or laptops can be provided upon request at an additional cost.
Participants receive one year of free consultation and coaching after the course.
Group discounts are available for registrations of more than two participants, ranging from 10% to 50%.
Payment should be made before the training commences or as mutually agreed, to the Stepsure Training and Research Institute account.