Training of the migrant Homenet 13 July 2012 Training of - 7 - 7 domestic workers was 12 July migrant domestic – provided together with 2013 worker leaders 28 female Thai domestic workers. 90 Female Thai domestic workers participated in the seminar on C189 17 female Thais were trained to become migrant leaders through monthly domestic worker Become a member to the International Domestic Workers’ Network (IDWN) Newsletter of “Voice Domestic Workers” distributed to members (T=500 copies in Shan and Burmese languages MAP have overseen a MAP 5 May 2011 Information and 301 250 - 551 of 36 cases 13 Foundation: 4 counselling – – cases have been Chiang Mai 2012 through calls to resolved and 18 are and Mae Sot MAP Radio ongoing. program Beneficiaries in Chiang Legal assistance 458 313 - 771 Mai and Mae Sot have provided by received a total of THB trained para-legal 1,066,922 (USD 37,000) advocates in compensation. Provision of legal 409 388 - 797 Booklets provided to counselling in migrant workers (5,000 copies), and DVD on cases of for Justice” exploitation - from “Organising disseminated (2,000 MAP lawyer, staff copies) and para-legal advocates through phone counselling and walk-in counselling Legal assistance to 601 - 1,965 migrants pursuing legal labour cases in Chiang Mai and Mae Sot Monthly Labour 162 113 - 275 Exchange meetings Monthly Domestic 37 147 - 184 Worker Exchange meetings Trade 14 Union Oct 2011 Information and 106 27 58 191 A trade union affiliated with the LCT has Partnership 13 Oct training delivered – established a (LCT 2012 / TTUC / on labour issues made up of NCPE): Samut 18 migrant workers Prakarn A migrant worker association has been
Homenet 13 July 2012 – 12 July 2013 Training of migrant domestic worker leaders - 7 - 7 Training of the migrant domestic workers was provided together with 28 female Thai domestic workers. 90 Female Thai domestic workers participated in the seminar on C189 17 female Thais were trained to become migrant leaders through monthly domestic worker Become a member to the International Domestic Workers’ Network (IDWN) Newsletter “Voice of Domestic Workers” distributed to members (T=500 copies in Shan and Burmese languages MAP Foundation: Chiang Mai and Mae Sot 5 May 2011 – 4 2012 Information and counselling through calls to MAP Radio program 301 250 - 551 MAP have overseen a of 36 cases – 13 cases have been resolved and 18 are ongoing. Beneficiaries in Chiang Mai and Mae Sot have received a total of THB 1,066,922 (USD 37,000) in compensation. Booklets provided to migrant workers (5,000 copies), and DVD on “Organising for Justice” disseminated (2,000 copies) Legal assistance provided by trained para-legal advocates 458 313 - 771 Provision of legal counselling in cases of exploitation - from MAP lawyer, staff and para-legal advocates through phone counselling and walk-in counselling 409 388 - 797 Legal assistance to migrants pursuing legal labour cases in Chiang Mai and Mae Sot 601 - 1,965 Monthly Labour Exchange meetings 162 113 - 275 Monthly Domestic Worker Exchange meetings 37 147 - 184 Trade Union Partnership (LCT / TTUC / NCPE): Samut Prakarn 14 Oct 2011 – 13 Oct 2012 Information and training delivered on labour issues 106 27 58 191 A trade union affiliated with the LCT has established a made up of 18 migrant workers A migrant worker association has been