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CHO WOO SEOK, Program Officer

Bali Process P ublic A wareness C ampaigns Project Report of Expert Group Meeting on Prevention of International Trafficking and Promotion of Public Awareness Campaigns Seoul, Republic of Korea, 22-23 September 2003. CHO WOO SEOK, Program Officer.

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CHO WOO SEOK, Program Officer

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  1. Bali Process Public Awareness Campaigns ProjectReport of Expert Group Meeting on Prevention of International Trafficking and Promotion of Public Awareness CampaignsSeoul, Republic of Korea, 22-23 September 2003 CHO WOO SEOK, Program Officer

  2. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Overview Suggestions/Recommendations Follow Up

  3. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Overview: Participants - Attended by approximately 300 participants - Korean Participants: 185 - International Participants: 125 - Government Agents: 150 - International Organization: 30 - NGOs/Civil Activity Groups: 60 - Media/Academy/Others: 60

  4. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Overview: Bali Process Participating Governments Australia, Afganistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, China, Timor-Leste, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Laos, Malaysia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Philippines, Republic of Korea, Samoa, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam (21 Countries)

  5. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Overview: Bali Process Observer Governments Canada, EU, Germany, Kazakhstan, Netherlands, Nigeria, Paraguay, Peru, Romania, Sweden, Swiss, UAE, UK, USA (14 Countries)

  6. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Overview: International Organizations IOM, APC, ILO, UNHCR, UNDP, UNICEF, IFRC, ADB

  7. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Overview: Objective • Coordinated approach in preventing International Trafficking • Common Understanding of Trend in Asia-Pacific region • -Efficient Trafficking Prevention Strategies • -Exchange of Views and Information

  8. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Suggestions / Recommendations : Session 1 • The Government’s Role • Raise awareness among government agencies • Undertake programs to raise Public Awareness at national level • Strengthen government’s regional and internal cooperation • Establish a Joint Asian organization to combat trafficking ·

  9. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Suggestions / Recommendations : Session 2 • The Legislature’s Role • Compare certain common features in the anti trafficking laws • Identify the successful indicators of effective anti trafficking laws • Improve relevant national laws and policies • Establish monitoring mechanism in anti-trafficking laws • Form a consensus on the issues through the democratic process ·

  10. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Suggestions / Recommendations : Session 3 • Role of Law Enforcement Agency • Strengthen coordination within relevant government agencies • Strengthen regional cooperation among enforcement agencies • Make combating of trafficking a national enforcement priority • Turn victims into witness • Specialized unit among immigration, prosecutors, police, etc. ·

  11. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Bali Process Public Awareness Campaign Workshop • AIMS • Identify useful and effective measures to increase public awareness of the risks of illegal migration, smuggling and people trafficking • Focus on developing strategies to realize the commitment and initiatives of the Bali Process to combat people smuggling, trafficking in persons, and related transnational crime • Promoting the Bali Process itself among public: traffickers and smugglers through out the region aware of the commitment and strong cooperative network of the 39 participating governments ·

  12. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Bali Process Public Awareness Campaign Workshop • Suggestions and Recommendations • Conduct awareness –raising among/within government agencies on national laws, policies, international commitments • Conduct survey on preventive public awareness activities conducted by Bali process participating countries, and reference materials and post best practices on the Bali website • Public awareness on understanding of common definition of trafficking in persons and people smuggling ·

  13. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Bali Process Public Awareness Campaign Workshop • Suggestions and Recommendations • Develop strategy for working with NGOs and media for maximizing effect • Identify innovative strategies to raise public awareness through overseas embassies and consulates, tourism authorities, labor and education ministries, among others through printing of flyer, public service announcements, producing and distributing awareness raising materials • Advertise success stories in cracking down on criminal migration ·

  14. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Follow Up : Public Awareness Campaign Project • Develop Action Plans on Information Campaigns For • Prevention of People Smuggling • Prevention of People Trafficking • Reducing Illegal Migration and Promoting Legal Migration · Public Awareness Campaign Model Guideline

  15. Seoul Conference On Public Awareness Campaigns Follow Up : Public Awareness Campaign Project • Time Frame for Developing the Guideline • -Phase 1: Organizing E-mail Working Group (Dec. 2003) • Phase 2: Review meeting (Margin of AHEG 1 meeting) • Phase 3: the Second PAC Workshop (?) · Thank You So Much !

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