The Committee of Action against human trafficking domestically and internationally (CATHII) reacts to the draft Regulation to amend the Regulation respecting the selection of foreign nationals , "Published in the Gazette officielle du Québec of 15 December 2010 and supports the position of the Front for the Defence of non-unionists (FDNS).
We believe that the recommendations of FDNS are effective measures to curb forced labor, a form of trafficking in human growth. In recent years, several organizations, including the CATHII, have expressed concerns about the programs of temporary foreign workers and forced labor. The RCMP, in a recent report on human trafficking in Canada, showed that migrant workers are generally more likely to be trafficked or subjected to operating conditions. It is therefore imperative that steps be taken to ensure that people who leave their country to work abroad have full access to their rights and are able to protect themselves against exploitation. The
CATHII believes that the amendments proposed by the FDNS can make a real difference.
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