The second Regional Migration Review Forum (RMRF) for the implementation of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration (GCM), within the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) region, took place on 11 March 2024 in Geneva.
The United Nations Network on Migration workstream on GCM indicators is organising an online event, “Measuring Progress: GCM Indicators“. The meeting aims to facilitate in-depth discussions on the revised proposal for a limited set of GCM indicators. To attend the consultation, register here. Registered participants will receive the Zoom link in due time. Interpretation will be available in English, French, and Read more…
Multi-Stakeholder Hearing (MSH) and Intergovernmental Conference for the second round of regional reviews in the UN Economic Commission of Europe (UNECE) region. The Regional Review will be chaired by the Republic of Moldova and the Government of Spain, whose summary of the event will inform the 2026 International Migration Review Read more…
On Tuesday 15 March 2022, the Civil Society Action Committee, alongside many of its member and partner organizations, submitted an Open Letter to the President of the General Assembly, to express our concerns on the shrinking space for civil society in the UN in general, and calling for meaningful participation in the Read more…
We call upon States to step up multilateral efforts and lead a truly global response. We call for a global allocation framework that puts humanity at the center. It is in our common interest to ensure that priority in access to vaccine at a global level is given to those at Read more…
The Civil Society Action Committee is proud to announce the release of its paper “Which way forward on the implementation of the Global Compact for Migration in the era of COVID-19?” This is a critical moment for the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM). The two-year anniversary of the adoption of the GCM Read more…
The Civil Society Action Committee is proud to announce the release of its mapping report “Civil Society 2019 Engagement in Global Compact for Migration Implementation with a Post-COVID-19 Outlook”.
Appeal No.2
Faced with this grave crime, we renew our call and we urge governments and UN agencies to take immediate action:
The flow of global remittances to low- and middle-income countries is projected by the World Bank to decline sharply by about 20% – by USD 110 billion – in 2020, compared with total global official development assistance of USD 153 billion in 2019.
On June the 1st, 2020, a large coalition of civil society organizations and global trade unions launched a call for an urgent justice mechanism for repatriated migrant workers as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.