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Webinar: Launch of TRIPS project anti-trafficking report and toolkit

09 December 2021
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Immigrant Council to launch anti-trafficking report and toolkit


Date/time: Thursday, 9 December 9.30am-1pm
Location: Zoom

The Immigrant Council of Ireland will launch a report on the special needs of victims of human trafficking in Ireland, who are the beneficiaries of international protection, at an online briefing at 9.30am on Thursday, 9 December. 

The report outlines findings from research conducted at a national level, across a number of key areas including victims’ access to social rights, housing, health, training and employment, as well as key recommendations, and a national toolkit.

The report is the culmination of a two-year, pan-European initiative – the TRIPS project. The EU-funded project analysed the integration conditions and risk for victims of being exposed or re-exposed to human trafficking in a number of participating countries, including Ireland. 

Agenda: 

9.30am Opening words: Dr Roja Fazaeli, Chair, Immigrant Council of Ireland
9.40am Presentation of the European findings and recommendations of the TRIPS project: Cécile Queval, Head of European Advocacy, Forum réfugiés-Cosi
9.50am Presentation of Country Report for Ireland and Recommendations: Brian Killoran, CEO, Immigrant Council of Ireland
10.20am Ireland Toolbox resource: Catherine Cosgrave, Managing Solicitor, Immigrant Council of Ireland
10.35am Services of the Health Service Executive in support of victims of human trafficking: Linda Latham, Manager, HSE Women's Health Service and Anti-Human Trafficking Team
10.55am Break 
11.05am

Panel discussion featuring:

  • Moderated by Brian Killoran, CEO, Immigrant Council of Ireland 
  • Jennifer Okeke Campbell, Anti-Human Trafficking Coordinator, Immigrant Council of Ireland
  • Ruth Breslin, Sexual Exploitation Research Project (SERP), University College Dublin
  • Barbara Condon, CEO, Ruhama
  • Mia De Faoite, Beyond Exploitation campaign and National Women's Council of Ireland
  • Dr Nusha Yonkova, Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission
12:00pm Q&A moderated by Brian Killoran
12.20pm  Closing remarks 

  
 Commenting ahead of the briefing, Brian Killoran CEO of the Immigrant Council said:

“Victims of trafficking who are seeking or who have obtained international protection have particular vulnerabilities. At the Immigrant Council, we have been exploring the important link between human trafficking and international protection for a number of years. This report is another important step in recognising the discriminatory treatment of some victims of trafficking in Ireland and will help to identify particular areas for improvement in this regard.” 

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