Migration can open doors — or leave people unprotected.
The path from risk to response, as MRPO sees it. Each stage informs how we design our programs. Read the full framework →
Unsafe migration channels, trafficking, unpaid wages, contract substitution, and confiscation of documents remain widespread risks.
Migrant workers, prospective migrants, returnees, vulnerable individuals, and migrant families — especially women and young people.
Exploitation, abuse, discrimination, and limited access to justice or protection mechanisms when things go wrong.
Weak awareness of referral pathways and protection mechanisms leaves many migrants without support at critical moments.
Rights awareness, protection, advocacy, referral, capacity building, and community-based support — built with partners, not around them.
Seven priority programs, one shared purpose.
From awareness to advocacy — each program addresses a distinct point in a migrant’s journey.
Rights education and accessible information for migrants and prospective migrants.
Awareness and prevention concerning unsafe and irregular migration channels.
Promoting fair treatment, decent work, and protection from exploitation.
Rights information and referral to appropriate institutions and services.
Prevention, awareness, documentation, referral, and advocacy against trafficking.
Community-based support and referral for returnee and vulnerable migrants.
Research, documentation, policy analysis, and evidence-based advocacy.
“To promote and protect migrant rights through advocacy, awareness, empowerment, partnership, and community-based action.”
Support can move migration from vulnerability to dignity.
We welcome collaboration with international organizations, foundations, UN agencies, embassies, and private-sector partners who share our commitment to migrant rights and safe, dignified migration.
- Project fundingOPEN
- Technical assistanceOPEN
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- Institutional partnershipsOPEN
- Knowledge sharingOPEN