BI chief to speak at Taiwan workshop
BUREAU of Immigration (BI) Commissioner Norman Tansingco is set to lecture in an anti-trafficking workshop in Taiwan.
The event, dubbed as the ‘2023 International Workshop on Strategies for Combating Human Trafficking Agenda, is hosted by the National Immigration Agency (NIA) in Taiwan and will be held on Sept. 6.
Tansingco will serve as a keynote speaker as an expert in anti-trafficking measures to discuss human trafficking schemes and its countermeasures.
Also attending to serve as a panelist is immigration protection and border enforcement section (I-PROBES) Chief Ann Camille Mina.
The workshop started in 2009 and is held annually, with attendees from immigration and other law enforcement agencies nationwide.
Apart from Tansingco, other speakers are from Belgium, Taiwan, Vietnam, United Kingdom, Indonesia, Japan, as well as representatives from international organizations.
The BI’s expertise in anti-trafficking measures as a member of the inter-agency council against trafficking (IACAT) has allowed it to be invited to participate and lead in regional and international activities.
