The educational package for students in the ages of 12-18 years was developed on behalf of the Coordination Center on Human Trafficking and Migrant Smuggling Aruba (CMMA) and the Chain Manager Venezuela (KMVEN) as part of the awareness campaign www.habribowowo.com.
The curriculum uses the short film “Otro banda di lama” to inform the students about migrant smuggling and human trafficking in Aruba, how to recognize human trafficking and how to report suspicions or cases of human trafficking. The educational package is currently only available in Dutch.
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.
Minister Rocco Tjon advocates for awareness about human trafficking and smuggling with the film “Otro Banda di e Cam” Raising Public Consciousness on the Issues
Aruba grapples with the global issue of human trafficking as a local film sheds light on the problem, prompting governmental action and awareness campaigns, while a significant case unfolds in court.
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
Request to download a copy of the Leiden University Master Thesis by Melissa Tuit: An Investigation Into the Nature of Human Trafficking on Aruba
