Asia Dialogue on Forced Migration

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2 Details Asia Dialogue on Forced Migration Sixth Dialogue Meeting Provisional Agenda Date: Tuesday 13 March Thursday 15 March 2018 Meeting Venue: Corrs Chambers Westgarth Level 17, 8-12 Chifley Square, Sydney NSW Australia Should you have any questions, please contact: Annabel Brown (CPD Program Manager on ) Luisa Boll (CPD Events & Communications Officer on ) Meeting Focus The ADFM is a leading regional forum for independent and inclusive policy development on forced migration. At our sixth meeting, we plan to consolidate progress made within the Bali Process and ASEAN on trafficking in persons, forced labour and slavery, as well as regional responses to sudden displacement. The most recent ADFM meeting was held in Manila in September Since then, in line with the ADFM's advice, Bali Process Co-Chairs triggered the emergency Consultation Mechanism in response to the humanitarian and security crisis in Myanmar and Bangladesh. The ADFM s recommendations on a focal point system to aid ACTIP s implementation and collaboration between ASEAN and the Bali Process senior officials were endorsed by the ASEAN Ministers Meeting on Transnational Crime (AMMTC) and are being implemented by the ASEAN Senior Officials Meeting on Transnational Crime (SOMTC). Co-Chairs of Bali Process Working Groups on TIP and Disruption of Criminal Networks, respectively, are pursuing greater coordination with the SOMTC. ADFM members have also advised on the two global compacts on migrants and refugees, which are now in their zero draft state. The global compact on migration includes recognition of the importance of regional governance and architectural arrangements that promote coordination on forced migration issues, in keeping with the example that the ADFM has set in the Asia-Pacific region. The ADFM meeting comes immediately before the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit, at which Australian and ASEAN efforts on trafficking in persons will be a focus. Australia has announced its intention to introduce a Modern Slavery Act into Parliament in 2018, which, if passed, will change the landscape for businesses in the region as well as other governments. It is likely to add further momentum to the growing business awareness and interest in addressing trafficking, forced labour and slavery in operations and supply chains. The seventh Bali Process Ministerial Conference will take place in August 2018, in tandem with the second meeting of the Bali Process Government and Business Forum. In the lead up to these two events are meetings of the Bali Process Taskforce on Planning and Preparedness (20-21 March 2018),

3 the Bali Process Working Groups on TIP and Disruption of Criminal Networks (April 2018), the Bali Process Working Group on Return (April 2018) as well as preparatory meetings of Bali Process Senior Officials. At this ADFM meeting, we look forward to productive sessions on: regional responses to sudden displacement; regional human trafficking investment and ACTIP implementation; collaboration between ASEAN and the Bali Process on trafficking and displacement issues; and voluntary repatriation and reintegration of forced migrants. The ADFM continues to seek opportunities to facilitate dialogue on forced migration matters between governments, agencies and institutions in the region. Our work builds the case for why continued action on forced migration in this region would benefit governments, businesses and communities. Tuesday 13 March 2018 Time Topic Additional Information Morning Participants arriving in Sydney and transferring to accommodation Venue: Sofitel Sydney Wentworth Phillip Street Sydney NSW :30pm-9:00pm Casual welcome drinks Garden Court Restaurant Level 5, Sofitel Wentworth Hotel Wednesday 14 March 2018 Time Topic Additional Information 8:30am-9:00am Arrival and informal networking Register, tea and coffee provided 9:00am-9:30am Welcome and Re-cap on Fifth Meeting Discussion of themes and agreements at the fifth ADFM meeting. Welcome to new members. 9:30am-10:30am Session 1: Significant Developments and Issues for ADFM Focus Update on significant developments since September: Bali Process ASEAN and ACTIP Global Compacts on Migrants & Refugees 10:30am-11:00am Morning tea Refreshments provided

4 11:00am-1:00pm Session 2: Current Displacement Events Paper: Review of the Activation of Consultation Mechanism Update on situation in Myanmar and Bangladesh. Discussion on regional responses, including activation of Bali Process Consultation Mechanism. Confirmation of ADFM proposals and action. 1:00pm-2:00pm Lunch Break Lunch provided 2:00pm-3:30pm Session 3: Trafficking in Persons Paper: Priorities for Regional Investments and ACTIP Implementation to Combat Trafficking in Persons Priorities for regional human trafficking investment and ACTIP implementation Bali Process and ASEAN collaboration 3:30pm-4:00pm Afternoon Tea Refreshments provided 4.00pm 5.00pm Session 3 (cont.): Trafficking in Persons Confirmation of ADFM proposals and action. 5:00pm-6:30pm Break 6:30pm-9:00pm ADFM Dinner Venue: Corrs Chambers Westgarth Level 18, 8-12 Chifley Square, Sydney NSW Australia Featuring a moderated discussion with: - The Hon Alex Hawke MP, Assistant Minister for Home Affairs, Australia - The Hon Lisa Singh, Senator for Tasmania, Australian Senate

5 Thursday 15 March 2018 Time Topic Additional Information 9:00am-10:30am Session 4: Paper: Voluntary Repatriation and Reintegration Repatriation and Reintegration Policy proposals emerging from previous and ongoing experience with respect to voluntary repatriation and reintegration efforts in the region. 10:30am-11:00am Morning tea Refreshments provided 11:00am-1:00pm Session 4 (cont): Confirmation of ADFM proposals and action. 1:00pm- 2:30pm Return and Reintegration Lunch 2:30pm-4:30pm Session 5: Future Focus and Opportunities Modalities for Future Dialogue Confirmation of ADFM Forward Work plan Confirmation of details of 7 th meeting, including dates/host/key themes. Close of roundtable.

6 Asia Dialogue on Forced Migration, Sydney March 2018 Participant List Name Organisation Country Alice Ling Assistant Secretary - Humanitarian, Family & Citizenship Policy, Department of Home Australia Affairs 3 Alice Nah Lecturer - Centre for Applied Human Rights, University of York Malaysia 4 Alistair Boulton Assistant Regional Representative, UNHCR International 6 Andrew Goledzinowski High Commissioner to Malaysia, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australia 7 Anne Gallagher Advisory Board Member, International Organization for Migration International 8 Chowdhury Abrar Director, Refugee and Migratory Movements Research Unit Bangladesh 9 Chris Evans CEO, Global Freedom Network & former Senator, Western Australia Australia 10 Daniel Lo Former Special Officer to Senator Paul Low, Prime Minister s Office Malaysia 11 Febrian Ruddyard Director General of Multilateral Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Indonesia 12 Geoffrey Shaw Ambassador for People Smuggling and Human Trafficking, Department of Foreign Affairs Australia and Trade 13 Gervais Appave Special Advisor to the Director General, International Organization for Migration International 15 James Thomson Senior Policy and Protection Advisor, Act for Peace International 16 Janet Lim Fellow, Singapore Management University & Former Assistant High Commissioner for International Operations, UNHCR 17 Jenn Morris CEO, Walk Free Foundation Australia 18 Leocadio Trovela Director of the National Barangay Operations Office, Department of the Interior and Local Philippines Government 19 Linda Geddes Deputy Secretary Policy Group and Deputy Comptroller-General, Department of Home Australia Affairs Marjorie N. Jalosjos Assistant Secretary for Mindano Affairs and Special Concerns, Department of Interior and Philippines Local Government 20 Muhd Khair bin Razman Director General, Department of Human Resources Malaysia Mohamed Annuar 21 Nipoch Usayakhun Internal Security Specialist, National Security Council Thailand 22 Nitiphan Saengsila Plan and Policy Analyst, Professional Level, Bureau of the Internal Security Strategies, Thailand National Security Council 24 Paris Aristotle CEO, The Victorian Foundation for the Survivors of Torture Australia 25 Pavlo Kolovos Head of Mission Bangladesh, Médecins Sans Frontière International 26 Peter Hughes (TBC) Visiting Fellow, Australian National University & Former Deputy Secretary, Department of Australia Immigration and Citizenship 27 Rafendi Djamin Senior Advisor, Human Rights Working Group for ASEAN Indonesia 28 Rebecca Miller People Smuggling and Trafficking in Persons, Immigration New Zealand New Zealand Rebecca Mills Director People Smuggling and Trafficking Section, Transnational Crime Branch, National Australia Security and Law Enforcement Division, Department of Home Affairs 29 Sriprapha Petcharamesree Lecturer, Mahidol University, former Thai Representative, AIHCR & Co-Chair, Working Group Thailand for an ASEAN Human Rights Mechanism 30 Steven Wong Deputy Chief Executive, Institute of Strategic and International Studies Malaysia 31 Spica Tutuhatunewa Consul General in Melbourne, Republic of Indonesia Indonesia 32 Sufiur Rahman High Commissioner of Bangladesh to Australia, New Zealand and Fiji Bangladesh 33 Sumitha Shaanthinni Kishna Co-Coordinator, Migration Working Group Malaysia Syuhaida binti Abdul Wahab Zen Undersecretary National Security Office to the Council for Anti-Trafficking in Persons and Malaysia Anti-Smuggling Migrants (MAPO), Ministry of Foreign Affairs 34 Tasneem Siddiqui Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Dhaka Bangladesh 35 Thomas Albrecht Representative for Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and the Pacific, UNHCR International 36 Travers McLeod CEO, Centre for Policy Development Australia 37 Tri Nuke Pudjiastuti Deputy Chair for Social Sciences and Humanities, Indonesian Institute of Sciences Indonesia

7 Secretariat Name Organisation Country Annabel Brown Program Manager Asia Dialogue on Forced Migration, Centre for Policy Development Australia Andrew Burridge Project Manager, Centre for Policy Development Ariane Jeffrey ISIS Malaysia Malaysia Jeni Whalan Senior Research Fellow, University of Queensland & Research Committee Chair, Australia Centre for Policy Development Luisa Boll Events and Communications Officer, Centre for Policy Development Australia Sam Hurley Policy Director, Centre for Policy Development Australia Shivani Nadan Operations Manager and Policy Analyst, Centre for Policy Development Australia Observers Name Organisation Country Anna Demant Foundation Manager, Planet Wheeler Foundation Australia Arum Pudyolaksono Diplomat, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Indonesia Frederic Jean Senior Policy Officer, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australia Kelly Nicholls Advocacy & Public Affairs Manager at Médecins Sans Frontières Australia Australia Marcus Fazio Trustee, Planet Wheeler Foundation Australia Panja Ketkaew Director of Public Sector Development Group, National Security Council Thailand Siriprapa Samranweth Plan and Policy Analyst, Practitioner Level, National Security Council Thailand Veronica Vicka Ancilla Rompis Deputy Director for Combating Transnational Organized Crime, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Indonesia