San Jose, Costa Rica. The annual coordination meeting of the IOM Regional Migration Program: Mesoamerica-Caribbean was held on October 22-24. The objective of this Program is to promote migration governance in order to reduce irregular migration flows, the vulnerability of migrants to human trafficking, and migrant smuggling.
Guatuso, Costa Rica. On Saturday October 20, the fair "Migrating Towards Respect" was held in San Rafael de Guatuso. It used the hashtag #NadieEsExtraño (No one is a stranger) to create a cultural space for promoting the inclusion of migrants in the area. The activity is an initiative of the Commission for Migration Flows of the Republic of Costa Rica, which intends to hold other similar fairs in 13 cantons in the country.
Animated video that demonstrate the human trafficking indicators. And how to report this crime. Credits: PNUD Ecuador.
Calle 13's music video tells a story about human trafficking.
Radio ad about the risks of human trafficking and how to report this crime.
Radio ad about the human trafficking risks for young people.
Radio ad that explains the risks to young people related to human trafficking and how to report this crime.
San Jose – Since 4 November 2018, the UN Migration Agency (IOM) has facilitated the voluntary and safe return of hundreds of Central Americans who were part of the caravans of migrants traveling US-bound through Mexican territory.
This is a radio ad intended to prevent irregular migration. It was produced in the workshop "Radio production about migration", given by IOM through the Mesoamerica Program.
This is a radio ad intended to prevent irregular migration. It was produced in the workshop "Radio production about migration", given by IOM through the Mesoamerica Program.
