Preface / AHN Kyong-Whan = 1
Executive Summary / Conference Rapporteur and National Human Rights Commission of Korea = 4
Monday, November 10th - Opening Session, Keynote Speech, and Panels A & B
Opening Session Welcome Remarks / AHN Kyong-Whan = 23
Congratulatory Message / Her Excellency Ms. Navanethem Pillay = 25
Keynote Speech / Dr. Bertrand G. Ramcharan = 28
Panel A: International Processes on the Human Rights of Migrants and NHRIs
ASEAN Declaration on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Migrant Workers / Mr. Sinapan Samydorai = 42
The Jakarta Process on the Human Rights of Migrants : Putting Focus on Women Domestic Workers and Irregular Migrants in Asia / Ms. Kamala Chandrakirana = 50
The 2nd Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD)-Manila / Mr. William Gois = 59
Protection of the Human Rights of Migrants by National Institutions of Human Rights in the American Continent / Dr. Javier Moctezuma = 65
Panel B: Experiences of Migration and Multicultural Policy
Experiences of Migration and Multicultural Policy in Europe / Mr. Ciara OMaolan = 72
Experiences of Migration and Multicultural Policy in Canada / Mr. Michael Miner = 90
Experiences of Migration and Multicultural Policy in Korea / Ms. PARK Nansook = 99
Panel B Discussion
Discussion Summary = 118
First Discussant, Dr. Rajiv Narayan = 120
Second Discussant, Ms. Janice Lyn Marshall = 123
Third Discussant, Ms. YANG Haewoo = 126
Tuesday, November 11th - Panels C, D & E
Panel C: Concepts and Policies on Migration and Multicultural Society
Human Rights-based Approach to Migration and Multicultural Policy / Mr. Vijay K. Nagaraj = 132
Cultural Homogeneity and National Identity: The Transformational Impact of Human Rights Law / Mr. R. Joseph Harte = 140
Panel C Discussion
Discussion Summary = 151
First Discussant, Mr. Nur Kholis = 153
Second Discussant, Mr. Banuar Falcon = 155
Third Discussant, Mr. CHA Yong-ho = 156
Panel D: Migration and Multicultural Policy in Korea
Migrants¡¯ Citizenship in Korea: With Focus on Migrant Workers and Marriage-based Immigrants / Dr. SEOL Dong-hoon = 158
Integration for Whom? Marriage Migrant Women Policies in Korea and Patriarchal Imagination / Dr. KIM Hyun-mee = 183
Panel D Discussion
Discussion Summary = 191
First Discussant, Ms. Norma Kang Muico = 193
Second Discussant, Mr. RI Seok-jun = 195
Panel E: Practices, Lessons Learned and Strategies for NHRIs in Asia: International
Perspectives and Draft Comments on the Seoul Guidelines
Strategies for NHRIs in Engaging with International Human Rights Mechanisms to Promote,
Protect and Monitor Human Rights of Migrants / Ms. Katharina Rose = 199
Asia Pacific Forum for National Human Rights Institutions (APF) Perspectives and Experiences / Ms. Suraina Pasha = 203
NHRI Practices
National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia = 210
National Human Rights Commission of Thailand = 214
National Human Rights Commission of Nepal = 232
Wednesday, November 12th - Closing Session
Closing Remarks / AHN Kyong-Whan = 239
Seoul Statement and Seoul Guidelines = 241
Annex
Conference Program = 257
List of Participants = 262
Executive Summary / Conference Rapporteur and National Human Rights Commission of Korea = 4
Monday, November 10th - Opening Session, Keynote Speech, and Panels A & B
Opening Session Welcome Remarks / AHN Kyong-Whan = 23
Congratulatory Message / Her Excellency Ms. Navanethem Pillay = 25
Keynote Speech / Dr. Bertrand G. Ramcharan = 28
Panel A: International Processes on the Human Rights of Migrants and NHRIs
ASEAN Declaration on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Migrant Workers / Mr. Sinapan Samydorai = 42
The Jakarta Process on the Human Rights of Migrants : Putting Focus on Women Domestic Workers and Irregular Migrants in Asia / Ms. Kamala Chandrakirana = 50
The 2nd Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD)-Manila / Mr. William Gois = 59
Protection of the Human Rights of Migrants by National Institutions of Human Rights in the American Continent / Dr. Javier Moctezuma = 65
Panel B: Experiences of Migration and Multicultural Policy
Experiences of Migration and Multicultural Policy in Europe / Mr. Ciara OMaolan = 72
Experiences of Migration and Multicultural Policy in Canada / Mr. Michael Miner = 90
Experiences of Migration and Multicultural Policy in Korea / Ms. PARK Nansook = 99
Panel B Discussion
Discussion Summary = 118
First Discussant, Dr. Rajiv Narayan = 120
Second Discussant, Ms. Janice Lyn Marshall = 123
Third Discussant, Ms. YANG Haewoo = 126
Tuesday, November 11th - Panels C, D & E
Panel C: Concepts and Policies on Migration and Multicultural Society
Human Rights-based Approach to Migration and Multicultural Policy / Mr. Vijay K. Nagaraj = 132
Cultural Homogeneity and National Identity: The Transformational Impact of Human Rights Law / Mr. R. Joseph Harte = 140
Panel C Discussion
Discussion Summary = 151
First Discussant, Mr. Nur Kholis = 153
Second Discussant, Mr. Banuar Falcon = 155
Third Discussant, Mr. CHA Yong-ho = 156
Panel D: Migration and Multicultural Policy in Korea
Migrants¡¯ Citizenship in Korea: With Focus on Migrant Workers and Marriage-based Immigrants / Dr. SEOL Dong-hoon = 158
Integration for Whom? Marriage Migrant Women Policies in Korea and Patriarchal Imagination / Dr. KIM Hyun-mee = 183
Panel D Discussion
Discussion Summary = 191
First Discussant, Ms. Norma Kang Muico = 193
Second Discussant, Mr. RI Seok-jun = 195
Panel E: Practices, Lessons Learned and Strategies for NHRIs in Asia: International
Perspectives and Draft Comments on the Seoul Guidelines
Strategies for NHRIs in Engaging with International Human Rights Mechanisms to Promote,
Protect and Monitor Human Rights of Migrants / Ms. Katharina Rose = 199
Asia Pacific Forum for National Human Rights Institutions (APF) Perspectives and Experiences / Ms. Suraina Pasha = 203
NHRI Practices
National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia = 210
National Human Rights Commission of Thailand = 214
National Human Rights Commission of Nepal = 232
Wednesday, November 12th - Closing Session
Closing Remarks / AHN Kyong-Whan = 239
Seoul Statement and Seoul Guidelines = 241
Annex
Conference Program = 257
List of Participants = 262