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MRCI policy Work:
MRCI believes that in order to ensure a more equal and just society action is required to address structural and institutional inequalities. This requires a focus on how policy is designed, implemented and monitored. MRCI seeks to impact positively on both the content and structures of policy and decision-making structures, and the implementation of policy decisions. We do this through developing policy and research papers, and generating evidence-based information to inform policy making and articulate the impact of policy on the lives of migrant workers and their families. We critique and comment on existing and new policy developments, and actively engage in consultation processes. Through these activities MRCI strives to ensure that migrant workers themselves are directly involved in decisions thatact on their lives.
The following are some of the areas in which
MRCI engages at a policy level:
- Immigration Policy (updates coming soon)*
- Irregular Migration & Undocumented Migrant Workers
- Work Permits (updates coming soon)*
- Workplace Exploitation (updates coming soon)*
- Trafficking & Forced Labour
- Anti-Racism & Interculturalism
- Integration and Social Inclusion
- Protections for Domestic Workers
- Community and Local Development
*These sections are currently under development - please visit us again soon for updates
MRCI Policy Submissions:
Presentation to Oireachtas Committee on European Scrutiny re. proposed Council Directives
Immigration, Residence and Protection Bill 2007
National Action Plan to Prevent and Combat Trafficking
Submission on Development of National English Language Training Policy
HSE Intercultural Strategy
Immigration, Residence & Protection Heads of Bill October 2006
Immigration & Residence Discussion Document July 2005