Endorse the AC Statement against the racist, xenophobic and Islamophobic riots and attacks in the UK

The Civil Society Action Committee condemns the violent, racist, xenophobic and Islamophobic riots and attacks that have endangered minority and marginalised communities across the United Kingdom over the past weeks. Join us in denouncing the continued legitimisation of xenophobic narratives by the media and government, including pandering to and platforming Read more…

The AC at the Spring IDM: Upholding and Advancing the Rights of Migrants through Regular Pathways   

On the 21 – 22 May 2024, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) held its first 2024 session of the International Dialogue on Migration (IDM), centred this year on ‘Facilitating Regular Pathways to a better future: Harnessing the power of migration’. Attempting to bring together a wide range of stakeholders, Read more…

Action Committee IMRF 2022 Assessment Paper out now! 

In view of the upcoming 2024 Regional Migration Review Forums (RMRFs) and 2026 IMRF, the AC is pleased to announce the publication of our IMRF 2022 Assessment Paper, a key document outlining collective takeaways and unpacking barriers to civil society engagement. The central part of this paper revolves around eleven commitments and action points that will guide the AC’s advocacy to prompt receptive and more inclusive measures by UN Member States, international organisations, and other stakeholders.

“On the Global Compact, We Can and Need To Do Better,” Says Lead Civil Society Representative Ahead of the International Migration Review Forum

Civil Society Action Committee coordinator Colin Rajah reflects on four years of the Global Compact for Migration implementation, the participation of civil society, and expectations and priorities for the first International Migration Review Forum, which begins on Tuesday, 17 May, at the UN in New York.

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