If you are a refugee you have the right to paid work
Refugees, asylum seekers or beneficiaries of Complementary Protection have the right to paid work. https://twitter.com/comar_sg/status/1425811054102294533/photo/1
If you are a woman who has been a victim of violence, report it!
With the National Security Strategy, the necessary measures are being taken to guarantee the safety of women who have been victims of violence. If you are one, report it! Go to the Specialized Directorate for Assistance to Women and Domestic Violence, Dirección Especializada de Atención a la Mujer y Violencia intrafamiliar, right now. You can also call the Ministry of Women's Affairs at *212. If you need emotional and psychological support call *321. Don't stay silent!
Do you have concerns about your workers' rights regarding COVID-19?
In this link you will find answers to several questions about layoffs, salary, security measures or protocols, in regards to COVID-19. Check them here: https://mexico.iom.int/sites/mexico/files/2021-01/Infografia_Riesgos%20laborales_covid19_Dic20.pdf
How is the access to justice for migrants or refugees in Costa Rica?
All people living in Costa Rica, refugees, migrants or non-migrants, regular or irregular, have the same right to access to justice. Even without documents, refugees or migrants can claim any right that is being denied to them and that is stipulated in international regulations, the Political Constitution and the Costa Rica Law. This is not only limited to it defense, but they also have the right to have what was denied or taken from them restored. For these reasons, you can go to any judicial office to file the necessary lawsuits or reports.
Are you a migrant in Mexico and would you like to have more information about rights and counseling?
The IOM Mexico campaign Conectando Comunidades offers you videos and informative files. The purpose of this campaign is to provide information on the rights of migrants in Mexico: access to health, access to education, family reunification, human trafficking, as well as information on immigration procedures. Find out more here: http://mexico.iom.int/fichas-informativas
"Somos lo mismo" / "We are the same" Panamá
"Somos lo mismo" / "We are the same" is a campaign on solidarity and respect co-led by UNHCR and IOM for all refugees, migrants, displaced, and nationals living together in Panama. If you have experienced situations of rejection as a result of the provess of mobility of refugees and migrants in Panama, in "We are the same" you have a safe and supportive space: https://www.facebook.com/somoslomismopa/