09:00 – 09:30 Registration
09:30 – 09:45 Introduction
PAVLA HRADEČNÁ, Association for Integration and Migration
09:45 – 11:15 Panel 1: Human trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation and forced criminality
KLÁRA SKŘIVÁNKOVÁ, Anti-Slavery International (UK)
FIONA WATERS, Anti-Slavery International (UK)
JAROSLAV ZÁKOPČAN, Organised Crime Unit, Police of the Czech Republic
LUCIE OTAHÁLOVÁ, La Strada
MODERATOR: MARIE JELÍNKOVÁ, Association for Integration and Migration
BONUS: short video on forced criminality
11:15 – 11:30 Coffee break
11:30 – 13:00 Panel 2: Circumventing labour law while employing foreigners – comparative analysis with Germany and its Fleischmafia case
NORBERT GREHL-SCHMITT, Caritasverband für die Diezöse Osnabrück (Germany)
PAVEL ČIŽINSKÝ, Multicultural Centre Prague
MILOŠ KONEČNÝ, Trade Union of the Textile, Clothing and Leather Manufacturing Industry
REPRESENTATIVE, Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs
MODERATOR: MARTIN ROZUMEK, Organization for Aid to Refugees
BONUS: short video on the Fleischmafia case
13:00 – 13:45 LUNCH
SIDE PROGRAMME: Screening of a documentary BETTER LIFE about the life of labour migrants in the Czech Republic (EN subtitles); screening of a documentary MODERN SLAVERY about the Asparagus case – trafficking of human beings for the purpose of labour exploitation (EN version)
13:45 – 15:00 Panel 3: Implementation impacts of the EU directives on foreign employment - Single Permit Directive, Employers Sanctions Directive
BARBARA WEISER, Caritasverband für die Diezöse Osnabrück (Germany)
EVA ČECH VALENTOVÁ, Association for Integration and Migration
REPRESENTATIVE of state authorities (inspectorate, MoI) and employers
MODERATOR: MAGDA FALTOVÁ, Association for integration and migration
BONUS: videos from European Parliament TV
Working languages: Czech, English, German
REFRESHMENTS AND SIMULATENOUS TRANSLATION WILL BE PROVIDED.
TO REGISTER EMAIL VALENTOVA@REFUG.CZ OR BY 12TH SEPTEMBER 2014.
More about the topic of the conference on Migrationonline.
The text was written under the project called "Foreign workers in the labour market," which was carried out by the Association for Integration and Migration, in cooperation with the Organization for Aid to Refugees and the Multicultural Center Prague. International project partners are Caritasverband für die Diezöse Osnabrück from Germany and the Anti-Slavery International from Great Britain.
