The CMMA Foundation collaborates with Freeway to launch the movie ‘On the Other Side of the Camera’ (Al otro lado de la cámara)
Aruba joins the global fight against human trafficking. Jeannette Richardson Baars, National Coordinator Against Human Trafficking, reports how we are protecting human rights and raising awareness.
Prime Minister Evelyn Wever-Croes and CMMA Director Jeanette Baars announced a significant change in the Penal Code in June 2023, leading to a surge in convictions for human trafficking and related offenses.
Prime Minister and CMMA Director Discuss ‘No Cay Den Trampa’ Campaign – Combating Human Trafficking in Aruba. During a press conference, highlighting its impact on the community.
CMMA’s ‘No Cay Den Trampa’ campaign raises awareness about online dangers for youth. Protecting our children from human trafficking
PHILIPSBURG:— The Government of Sint Maarten is taking its Tier III Trafficking in Persons ranking, received from the United States Department of State, in June 2023, seriously. Based on the current Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) of 2019, enacted by all the countries in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the stage for instrumenting a collaborative effort in combatting the crimes of human trafficking and human smuggling on each territory is organized.
On June 1st 2023 the representatives of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the Coordination Center on Human Trafficking and Migrant Smuggling Aruba (CMMA) presented the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to strengthen identification, screening, protection, assistance, return and reintegration of victims of Human Trafficking.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) launched two new reports that examines the obstacle to safe and regular migration among marginalised populations with further recommendations for mitigating risks in the Caribbean
The US State Department published her TIP report 2023 yesterday and upgraded Aruba to Tier 2.
Annually, the activities of the National Coordinator on Human Trafficking and Migrant Smuggling (LCMM) and the Coordination Center on Human Trafficking and Migrant Smuggling (CMMA) are highlighted in an annual report. It provides an overview of the projects, campaigns, and activities that have been carried out. The first annual report started with the year 2022.
