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Gazeta Uliczna
special supplement
September 2006
CHRISTMAS EVE WITH THE BARKA FOUNDATION
The
Barka Foundation Has been organising open Christmas Eve Suppers for over
12 years. They always take place in the middle of the Old Market Square
in Poznań in BWA Gallery and Kongresowa Restaurant. In the same time
when all the Polish families meet at the traditional Supper Table, 400
people including the homeless, the lonely and the poor gather to
celebrate Christmas Eve. On the beautifully set tables there are 12
traditional Polish dishes prepared by volunteers from donation products.
The tables are standing outsider. Inside of the gallery there is a
Christmas crib with Baby Jesus ST Mary, ST Joseph and live animals.
But it is not only people In Reed that take part In the Supper. Local
authorities, public administration representatives, church and media
representatives, artists and famous people together with many families
of Poznan also come to the Market Square to join the open Christmas Eve
Supper.
The participants are invited to begin their traditional Christmas Carols
Meetings a week before the Supper. They bring various gifts and make
donations, they organize different meetings and carols singing evenings.
Traditional Christmas decorations are being prepared. stalls selling
social cooperatives products are also set up.
We Gould like to entourage all the EuroMi members and supporters to
organise similar open Christmas Suppers for all those who are going to
be alone or away from home on Christmas or who are in a difficult
situation or have no home.
We wish you a marry Christmas and a happy and prosperous Year
2007!!!
Volunteers, Barka programmes participants and working staff
together with all the Barka’s friends
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Film "Polish-British Mission
for Employment"
Jarek Cybulski, Piotr Dobroniak CINOSPROJEKT London
jarek@cinosproject.com, www.cinosproject.com , tel. +447737633277
(45 MB file)
21.12.2006 New EuroMI webpage!!! We would like you to invite you to visit our brand new EuroMI webpage. Please go to www.euromi.info and tell us what you think about it
21.12.2006 Around
2000 people have received the first edition
of our "EuroMI Nesletter"!!We hope that the number of
our readers and friends will grow continously.
EuroMI Newsletter>
21.12.2006
A EuroMI representative live in a popular Polish TV show!
Ewa Sadowska, the EuroMI coordinator has takenpart in a
popular morning TV show today, on thursday the 21st of December. The main
topic of the interview was the Open Christmas Eve Supper
organised for the 12th time by the Barka Foundation on the Old
Market Square in Poznań and the EuroMI project.
21.12.2006 we
present a EAPN
National Report on Strategies for Social
Protection and Social Inclusion for the years
2006-2008
more>
more>
18.12.2006
An important letter from Dublin-we hope
there will be more such offers. We count on you!
Hello,
My name is Ela Dzienisiewicz I have lived in Dublin for a
while. I have heard your Foundation is planning to begin some of
its activities here in Dublin. I was wondering if I could be of
any help. I'd like to be one of those providing support to my
compatriots in need.
Ireland is presented in the Polish media as a "paradise on Earth".
Unfortunately Polish migrants expecations often choke with cruel
reality. Many people who come here cannot cope with the Irish
realities and they become socially excluded. I'm sure you
perfectly understand this process.
please let me know if you are interested in cooperating with me
and if you consider my support useful.
I send you warm greetings and looking forward to hearing from
you.
Wish you all Marry Christmas and a happy New Year!
Ela Dzienisiewicz
15.12.2006
Franco Frattini's response to uor
letter
more>
14.12.2006
Preparations for Christmas Eve have begun.
This year the Traditional Christmas Supper is going to be
organised by young staff members of the Barka Foundation.
more>
13.12.2006.
To all EuroMI friends and supporters!
We present 2 short reports ( By Tim Nicholls and Ewa
Sadowaska) from the
Closing Conference
and Ceremony of the European Union's Year of Worker
report1>
report2>
11.12.2006
An important information for those
willing to take part in the European Network for Migrants
Integration! - representatives of the
developing EuroMI network - Ewa Sadowska and Tim Nicholls will
take active part in a conference on the European Year of Workers
Mobility organised today (11.12.2006) by the European Commission.
programme>
workshops>
07.12.2006
We continue our educational campaign on
the local level!
On the 5th and
the 7th of December PBME representatives provided training for
Local information centres empoyees and representatives of
university job agencies. The participants had the possibility to
learn more about migration process and connected problems.
EuroMI project was also presented.
07.12.2006
Videoconference in London and Warsaw on
the new wave of Polish work migrants in the UK
Ewa Sadowska-a PBME representative has taken part in the panel
discussion during a seminar orgnised by the British
Council in Warsaw - Thursday the 7th of December - on the situation of Polish migrants in the UK. The
Seminar will take place simultaneously in London and Warsaw -
videoconference facilitieson will enable common
discussion. Homelessness of many Polish migrants in the
UK is one of the proposed topics
more>
topics>
06.12.2006
Regional Workshop on Social Enterprises
in Central-Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent
States is going to take place in Brussels on the
11-12 of December 2006.
more>
04.12.2006
EU suggests Job Centres for Africa.
To
deal with the surge in African immigrants, the European
Commission proposes a network of pseudo-placement agencies and a
system of short-term work visits
more>
04.12.2006
2 important films on good practices in
poverty eradication!
We present 2 important films on poverty and alcoholism
eradication and the role that GEEP (The Global Encyclopedia for
the Eradication of Poverty) plays in presenting good practices
on fighting the problems ( the Barka Foundaton example)
Peruvian example>
Polish example>
04.12.2006
A report from the conference on the
free movement of workers within the EU organised by ECAS in the
European Parliament. PBME representatives - Ewa
Sadowska and Philip Burke took active part in the conference.
more>
photographs>
28.11.2006
50 victims of dishonest employers end
fake job agencies on the streets of Copenhagen
The Director of Koefede's School in Copenhagen has told one
of the PBME representatives that the school streetwalkers have
met within a month 50 Polish work migrants living on the streets
of Copenhagen. They had lef their homes and families in Poland
and went to Denmark to work. Unfortunately they became victims
of dishonest employers or various fake job agencies and they are
now homeless. They cannot afford a ticket home and have to moan
the streets of Copenhagen. We are awaiting more information from
Denmark and we hope that the new EuroMi project will create
possibilities of providing support to people in neeed living in
all parts of Europe.
27.11.2006
A story of a missing Polish migrant, we
presented a few days ago, has reached a happy end!
Janus G was identified by his family members whilst being
interviewed on Wiadomosci ( the main Polish news channel). His
back was turned to the camera and he was saying that he loves
his wife and children and wants tocomeback home but has no money
to buy a return ticket. His family contacted us a week ago and
we showed the pogramme to Tim Nicholls who was then visiting us
from the Simon Community in London. He was able to recognise the
place where the interview took place. It was at a day centre for
the homeless based in the London borough of Hammersmith. We
contacted the family providing contact details to a Polish
speaking social worker of the organis. On Friday Wiadomości
broadcast an information that Janusz G. had reached his home
safely. Janusz G has been the 7 th person that Barka
ant its partners have helped return to Poland.
see a film>
27.11.2006
PBME in The British Council
The British Council has invited Barka Foundation
representatives to take part in a panel discussion during a
seminar on the situation of Polish migrants in the UK. The
Seminar will take place simultaneously in London and Warsaw -
videoconference facilitieson will enable common
discussion. Homelessness of many Polish migrants in the
UK is one of the proposed topics.
more>
proposed
topics>
27.11.2006
A Barka representativehas been invited
to make a speech during a United Nations conference.
A seminar entitled "Strenhtening social Inclusion Process -
Searching for a Compromise in Order to Reach Lisbon Strategy and
Millennium Development Goals" will take place in Warsaw on the
29-30th of November 2006. European Commission representatives as
well as government representatives together with local
authorities and NGOs dealing with social exclusion and social
integration will take part in the conference.
more>
24.11.2006
The
Barka Foundation project
has
been selected as a finalist for the prize of "Most Innovative
Development Project"
which is part of the 2006 Global Development Awards and Medals
Competition
more>
21.11.2006
PBME
representatives - Ewa Sadowska and Philip Burke will take part
in a conference on free movement of workers within the EU
organised by European Action Services (ECAS). The seminar will
take place in the European Parliament in Brussels on the 22nd of
October 2006.
letter
to the participants>
case
study>
programme>
21.11.2006Features
– Poles apart. A report on Polish migrants
Just over two years ago, Poland joined the EU, and the trickle
of arrivals into the UK became a flood — and not just to the
cities. Varya Shaw looks at where the new wave of immigrants has
settled and the consequences for local authorities.
more>
20.11.2006
The Barka Foundation have received an
invitation to take active part in the Closing Conference of the
European Year of Workers Mobility organised by the
European Commission
programme>
workshops>
20.11.2006
PBME has begun it's educational
campaign on the local level.
On Friday 17.11.2006 Tim Nicholls from the Simon
Community and three representatives of the Barka Foundation have
met with Katholic Youth Association (KSM) in one of the
Cathedral rooms in Poznan. The PBME representatives told the KSM
members about all the risks of unprepared migration and
presented the PBME history and reasons for its establishment.
They have also talked about possibilities of migrants support
within the EuroMI project. We hope that such tee-time meetings
with local communities will take place more often.
20.11.2006
European Commission
Report on the Functioning of the
Transitional Arrangements set out in the 2003 Accession Treaty
(period 1 May 2004–30 April 2006)
the report>
16.11.2006
This land of opportunity must not close
doors to migrant labour - an article by Stephen King
from "The Independent"
the
article - part1
the
article - part2
16.11.2006
Immigration is opening up all those issues
that the Government would rather forget - an article
by Steve Richards from "The Independent"
more>
16.11.2006
SNP targets Polish voters.
About 50,000 immigrants have arrived in Scotland since Poland
entered the European Union (EU), all of whom are now entitled to
vote in next year’s Holyrood poll. The Scottish National Party
is targeting the immigrant Polish community to boost its
performance at next year’s Scottish election.
more>
14.11.2006 The closest family of a Polish work migrant missing in London has contacted us today. Janus G was identified by his family members whilst being interviewed on Wiadomosci ( the main Polish news channel). His back was turned to the camera and he was saying that he loves his wife and children and wants tocomeback home but has no money to buy a return ticket. We have shown the programme to Tim Nicholls visiting us from the Simon Community in London. He was able to recognise the place where the interview took place. It was at a day centre for the homeless based in the London borough of Hammersmith. We contacted the family providing contact details to a Polish speaking social worker of the organisation. We hope for a reestablishement of contact.
14.11.2006.
Correspondence with an NGO from Belgium
offering their cooperation on the migrants issues.
Dear Ewa Sadowska ,
Through Eric Degimbe , we received your request for a belgian
NGO working on migration issues .
We are pleased to let you know that we have been working for
more than 3 years on this crucial theme , on a brussels level so
as an european level.
We would be delighted to work with you, with the collaboration
of local brussel social actors working with polish migrants.
Are you sometimes in Brussels to discuss over this project ?
Let me know more in details your expectations .
Best regards,
Denis Stokkink
Président
Think tank européen
Pour la Solidarité
Dear Denis,
Thank you for you email and your willingness to cooperate with
the Barka Foundation on the migration issue. I think it would be
useful to meet - I will be in Brussles sometime around 12-14 of
December. Perhaps there would be an opportunity to talk some
more then?
Meanwhile, please find the attached letter of the Barka
Foundation and its partners to the Vice President of the
European Commission - Franco Frattini concerning the issue of
job migration in Europe. We welcome any comments you may have
concerning the letter to Mr. Frattini. (It is in English).
Thank you very much for your consideration.
Ewa Sadowska
Project Coordonator
ewa.sadowska@gmail.com
14.11.2006
The European Commission has invited the
Barka Foundation to participate actively in a conference
sumarising the Year of European Workers' Mobility The
conference will take place in Lille (France) on the 11-12of
December 2006 " Barka representative will take part in the
official opening of the conference. They will present the
Foundation's project on work migrants. Furthermore they will
conduct workshops on activization and rentegration
of the migrants returning to their home country".
- said a European Commisssion representative
14.11.2006
Correspondence with a Belgian NGO -
Pour la Solidarite
Dear Ewa Sadowska ,
Through Eric Degimbe , we received your request for a belgian
NGO working on migration issues .
We are pleased to let you know that we have been working for
more than 3 years on this crucial theme , on a brussels level so
as an european level .
We would be delighted to work with you, with the collaboration
of local brussel social actors working with polish migrants.
Are you sometimes in Brussels to discuss over this project ?
Let me know more in details your expectations .
Best regards,
Denis Stokkink
Président
Think tank européen
Pour la Solidarité
www.pourlasolidarite.be
Dear Denis,
Thank you for you email and your willingness to
cooperate with the Barka Foundation on the migration
issue. I think it would be useful to meet - I will be in
Brussles sometime around 12-14 of December. Perhaps
there would be an opportunity to talk some more then?
Meanwhile, please find the attached letter of the Barka
Foundation and its partners to the Vice President of the
European Commission - Franco Frattini concerning the
issue of job migration in Europe. We welcome any
comments you may have concerning the letter to Mr.
Frattini. (It is in English).
Thank you very much for your consideration.
Ewa Sadowska
Project Coordinator
ewa.sadowska@gmail.com
14.11.2006
Tim Nicholls, the director of the Simon
Community, has come for his second visit to Poland.
Tim Nicholls is going to stay for a week with the Barka
Foundation trying to think of possibilities of providing support
to the migrants.
We recommend you read an interview with Tim Nicholls
in the Polish "Big Issue"- "Gazeta Uliczna" you can find it in
our "Mission in the media".
14.11.2006
The Polish President L.Kaczynski on
Polish work migrants Great Britain - "It's a lie".
Maciej Łopiński Polish vice secretary of state said that the
"Daily Mail" article on the president’s visit is false. The
Wednesday Daily Mail quotes Lech Kaczyński’s words from a press
conference after the meeting with Tony Blair.
more>
10.11.2006
FEANSTA Flash October 2006 (European Federation of National
Organizations working with the Homeless)
more>
10.11.2006 The
Barka Foundation together with its partners (Simon Community,
Housing Justice Unleash, Natioanl Alliance of
Organizations for Social Integration) Have written a letter to
Franco Frattini - Vice-President and EU Commssioner,
Chairman of the Commissioners' Group on Migrants Issues.
The Group concentrates
on creating a safety-net social system embracing non EU
nationals mainly. The letter is a plea for the Group to consider
the problem of he internal migration within the EU and to
include the A8 nationals in the support system.
the letter>
10.11.2006
A letter from Holand
Dear Sirs,
I have red an artickle
about your mission for Polish homeless people in London England,
is there an organisation in Holland who can help the Polish
people who live on the street ?
I work as a social worker in the centre of Rotterdam and we see
and meet more and more homeless people from all over the wordl ,
among them an increasing number of Polish men, who came here
for work, cannot find work , start to drink and sometimes die in
the street.
If you can help us , please let me know!
Yours sincerely,
Tilly van den Bogaard
social worker
GGD
tel 06 212 8 333 7
10.11.2006
1,500 migrants arrive in UK daily.Some
1,500 migrants arrived to live in the UK every day in 2005,
according to official estimates.
more>
09.11.2006
MEP Jean Lambert
mentions Barka and the Simon Community in her newsletter under
the heading Human Rights.
more>
08.11.2006
Letter from Pour la Solidarite
Dear Ewa
Sadowska,
Through Eric Degimbe, we received your request for a belgian NGO
working on migration issues. We are pleased to let you know that
we have been working for more than 3 years on this crucial theme,
on a brussels level so as an european level. We would be
delighted to work with you, with the collaboration of local
brussel social actors working with polish migrants.
Are you sometimes in Brussels to discuss over this project ?
Let me know more in details your expectations.
Best regards ,
Denis Stokkink
Président Think tank européen Pour la Solidarité, Rue Coenraets,
66
B-1060 Bruxelles
Tél. : +32.2.535.06.85 - Fax : +32.2.539.13.04 Portable :
+32.476.711.724
www.pourlasolidarite.be
03.11.2006
The Right to Health is a Human Right:
Ensuring Access to Health for People who are Homeless.
FEANTSA Annual European Report 2006 has been published
the report>
03.11.2006 A Polish
department of the biggest trade union,GMB, has been created!
more>
31.10.2006 Cooperation offer form France! French Embassy in Warsaw as well as Paris local authorities have invited Barka Foundation to come to France. Polish work migrants are flooding Pris and they begin to face similar problems as their compatriots in Greate Britain. A group of 5 experts will come to Paris with a study visit to identify the migrants problems and needs. The visit will also aim at creating local and international partnerships to solve the problems.
31.10.2006
Commisioners Group on Migration Issues
chaired by Vice President Franco Frattini has been set up
more>
31.10.2006
A police office worker from Thames Valley wrote
to us asking for assistance in dealing with Polish work migrants.
We present his letter and Małgorzata Malak response.
more>
30.10.2006
The
London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
has submitted an application for funding for a common project of
the Hammersmith and Fulham Borough and two agencies identified
as:
1)The Barka foundation that has agreed to develop a service to
assist with A8s in the borough.
2) The Broadway project hosts existing outreach work and offers
some existing support to assist A8s.
The project takes into account the following strands:
1. Developing communications that keep potential migrants well
informed of realistic prospects and suitable preparations before
entering the UK.
2. Polish police secondment
3. Voluntary reconnections with arranged programmes in the home
country of the migrants.
4. Short stay hostel space
26.10.2006
We would like to encourage our partners
to apply for subventions. We present you 2 different
founds thet are still available.
World Bank>
Oak Foundation>
26.10.2006
Philip Burke from the Simon Community
and Małgorzata Malak from PBME on behalf of T.Sadowski from the
BArka Foundation have written 2 separate letters to the EU
Commisioner for Justice and Home Affairs - Franco Frattini
P.Burke
letter>
M.Malak Letter>
EuroMI>
26.10.2006
Fast track to UK for Polish builders
The
construction industry's training body is setting up an office in
Poland to fast-track migrant workers into Britain. The office
will be open this month to hone the skills of Polish builders
and familiarize them with health and safety issues.
more>
26.10.2006
Bosses and unions court the Poles
The TUC's concern that one in five migrant workers is being
exploited by unscrupulous bosses led it to set up a stall at a
job fair in the Polish capital this week to give advice about UK
employment law and working in Britain
more>
24.10.2006. Polish
migrants in France face similar problems as those in Great
Britain- correspondence from France
Dear Barka Foundation
We've heard about the situation of Polish migrants in London
and we would like to inform you about similar problems in
France. Indeed, thousands of Polish workers come to France
and, because of various problems (language, difficulty to
integrate...), they stay unemployed and, very often,
homeless. One of their meeting points in Paris is the Polish
Church where they gather to speak, exchange clothes, try to
help each other... Although it is very important for them to
have those meeting points, it could also be a problem
because then, they always stay in close circles.
They need people with your experience to help them to
integrate and create a real social dialogue. Your actions in
London are a great example of what could be done to help
these migrants, not only in England, but also in every
country of the European Union. You could maybe create an
organization to support migrants in Paris too. We could help
you to find French organizations which could become your
partners.
Kind regards
LEAP Massabielle - Le Vernet la Varenne - France
24.10.2006
An application form for subventions for
the EuroMI project has been sent to the European Commission!
EuroMI- European
Network for Migrants Integration is a program created to support
all migrant workers. It is a partnership created by
organizations from 6 different countries: Great Britain, France,
Spain, Denmark, Greece, and Poland
24.10.2006
Thousands of Italians went on a
demonstration against slavery work and in solidarity with abused
migrant workers.
Three major Italian trade unions have organized a
demonstration called "Migration and Law" in Foggia, South Italy.
It has been a reaction to the recently discovered work cams
where migrant workers (most of them Polish)were forced to
slavery work. Speeches held during the demonstration have
underlined that consent for slavery work makes Italy regress to
the nineteenth century.
24.10.2006 British Unions recruit Polish workers during Warsaw Work Fair. TUC have come to Poland to encourage Polish migrant workers to join British trade unions while working in Great Britain. The TUC arrival to Poland is a result of constantly growing numbers of Polish migrants arriving to the UK without adequate knowledge and preparation. They don't know English nor have any friends in the UK and therefore are very vulnerable to misuse and work gangs. The TUC have been concerned about the growing problem and therefore encourage Poles to join them. They assure that they treat all they members equally. " a term <migrant worker> does not exists to us, we perceive everyone as workers", said one of the TUC representatives.
24.10.2006
EuroMI representatives in Polish
Parliament- 20.10.2006
Representatives of the European Network for Migrants
Integration - the project coordinator, Ewa Sadowska and the
Barka Foundation secretary took part in a conference
organized by the Marshall of Polish Senate. The conference was
called "Work Migration from Poland to other EU countries -
challenges to the state. In her speech Ewa Sadowskja asked
Polish Parliament representatives for support for the EuroMI
project activities in the European Commission. EuroMI
promotional materials were distributed during the conference.
24.10.2006
PBME in the European Parliament -
11.10.2006
Tomasz Sadowski i Ewa Sadowska - EuroMI project
representatives have met with a EMP Jan Kułakowski in the
European Parliament in Brussels. Mr. Jea Louis, one of the Barka
Foundation partners have also participated in the meeting. Mr.
Luis represents a network of social enterprises in Belgium.
The talks concerned EuroMI future development and possibility of
using Belgian social economy good practices in the EuroMi
project.
19.10.2006
Ken
Loach new film on Polish migrants
more>
18.10.2006
BBC One on Polish work migrants and the
Barka Foundation
more>
18.10.2006
Mohammad Janus, a social entrepreneur
from Bangladesh is the new Nobel Peace prizewinner.
I have met Prof. Mohammad Janus and I have seen people in
Bangladesh who were getting out of poverty thanks to him and his
bank. I am not surprised in the slightest that he is the new
Nobel Peace prizewinner. Prof. Janus works for social
integration of the socially marginalized. He fights with social
exclusion which only breeds aggression, anger, hatred and leads
to war. His actions help bringing peace to the world.
more>
13.10.2006
The second day of the FEANSTA
Conference has begun
During the first day representatives of 8
different organisations have shown their presentations.
The Barka Foundation was represented by Barbara Sadowska.
Aditionaly Małgorzata Malak from PBME introduced the conference
participants to the new project program EuroMI. Partners of
the project have written a letter to the participans and during
breakes between presentation declarations of support for the
project were being collected.
11.10.2006 On the 12-14th of October an international conference organised by FEANSTA will take place in Wrocław. It is aimed at NGOs fighting homelesness, they will all come to Wrocław tommorow to exchange their experience in the matter. The Barka Foundation representatives will introduce the participantsof the conference to the newly created programme called EuroMI (European Network for Migrants Integration).
11.10.2006 UN has designated
18 of December for the International Migrants Day
Why celebrating the IMD?>
more>
09.10.2006 The
European Commission has declared the year 2006 as The European
Year of Workers' Mobility
more>
09.10.2006
PBME representatives meet with Anna
Kalata-the Polish Minister of Labour and Social Policy.
On the 4th of October two PBME representatives met with Anna
Kalata- the Polish Labour Minister. The meeting took place in
the Polish Embassy
more>
06.10.2006 A press conference has
been organised today, on Friday 06.10.2006. Tim
Nicholls from the Simon Community has reported on his visit in
Poland.
The aim of the visit was:
- to strengthen the cooperation between Polish and British
organizations within Polish-British Mission for Employment;
- an exchange of experience - the Simon Community is interested
in the idea of Centers for Social Integration and wants to
introduce a similar project in the UK;
- to find ways for introducing changes into British law
concerning work migrants;
- to highlight the scale of the migrants’ problems to the
representatives of Polish government – Tim Nicholls together with
the Barka Foundation representatives have met with Polish
Foreign Affairs Minister, Labour and Social Policy Minister and
the Commissioner for Civil Rights Protection.
At the end of the conference Tim Nicholls defined Polish-British
cooperation within PBME as "very fruitful" and he said that
prospects for cooperation with Polish government looked
good.
22.09.06 We have
received a letter from the Police
Station in Tooting, which describes a tragic
situation of a group of homeless Polish males camping on private
properties. Since they constitute a threat to other residents
the Tooting Poliece Station has asked the Barka Foundation for
assistance.
more>
03.10.2006 Tim Nicholls from the
Simon Community visits Poland. Tim Nicholls came on
Monday to Poznań on the Barka Foundation invitation. He is the
chair person of the Simon Community, an NGO based in London
dealing with homelesness. On Tuesday and Wednesday Tim Nicholls
is due to meet with the Barka Foundation representatives and
local authorities. Several meetings are scheduled for him in
Warsaw for Thursday. He is going to meet with representatives of
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Labour andSocial
Policy. Later the same day, he is going to meet with
the Commissioner for Civil Rights Protection.
All the talks are aimed at finding ways for Polish – British
cooperation in the field of prevention against social exclucion
of migrant workers