Julia Drydyk

Bill C-22 An Act respecting lawful access - balancing the need for improved access to digital evidence in human trafficking investigations (to reduce reliance on victim testimony) with sufficient safeguards for Canadian's fundamental rights to privacy and security. Communication regarding the Centre's contribution agreement with Public Safety Canada for the operation of the Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline Labour trafficking - prioritizing funding, strategies, and programs to end labour trafficking/exploitation and support survivors Housing - double Canada's social and affordable housing stock to bring the country in line with the OECD average Housing - sustainable and ongoing funding for emergency, transitional and permanent housing specific to survivors of human trafficking Temporary Foreign Worker Program - reducing vulnerability to human trafficking by implementing reforms to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program National Strategy to Combat Human Trafficking - need for a current, comprehensive, and coordinated strategy that includes resources for provinces and territories to develop their own strategies International students - reducing vulnerability to human trafficking by allowing access to federally funded settlement and social services