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This note outlines Network support to both Member States and stakeholders at the country, regional and global levels, and will be complemented by dedicated guidance on stakeholder engagement and registration.
Date of publication:
08 October 2021
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This note outlines Network support to both Member States and stakeholders at the country, regional and global levels, and will be complemented by dedicated guidance on stakeholder engagement and registration.
Date of publication:
05 October 2021
Source:
This summary (i) outlines updates on the workstream’s workplan and specific activities presented by the co-leads of the Thematic Priority 4 on climate change and migration, (ii) delineates key recommendations shared by stakeholders in response to the guiding questions sent ahead of the consultation...
Date of publication:
05 October 2021
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This note provides key messages for delegations at the HLPF about migration in the context of disasters, climate change and environmental degradation. The messages highlight how these frameworks can serve States, the UN system and stakeholders in ensuring safe, regular and orderly migration and...
Date of publication:
05 October 2021
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Dos polos regionales de atracción, Santiago de Chile y la Ciudad de México son hogar y tierra de tránsito y de retorno para muchos migrantes y refugiados de varias partes del mundo. Estos dos centros urbanos brindan una amplia gama de oportunidades socioeconómicas y protección para quienes buscan...
Date of publication:
05 October 2021
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Cities are at the heart of a mosaic of relationships between our globalized societies and an ever-evolving international migration. In this unprecedented era of increasing urbanization, cities have become the entry point for over 60% of migrants living outside their countries of origin in seek of...
Date of publication:
05 October 2021
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This report seeks to account for the size, evolution and routes of migration movements of highly vulnerable migrants in the Americas from the Caribbean, Latin America and other Regions; and It highlights how such flows are based on a set of factors and a diversity of migrants, and also on recent...
Date of publication:
01 October 2021
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How can international law protect both international security and the human rights of displaced people? Existing international law protects only displaced refugees: those who flee persecution on the basis of religion, race, nationality, or political opinion. This article argues that a new Displaced...
Date of publication:
30 September 2021
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How does international law protect migrants? For the most part, it does not. Of the millions of people who flee persecution, conflict, and poverty each year, international law protects only refugees: those who flee persecution on the basis of religion, race, nationality, political opinion, or...
Date of publication:
30 September 2021
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The UN Network on Migration (Network) calls on the Parties of the UNFCCC to ensure greater synergies between the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM), the Paris Agreement, the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development to...
Date of publication:
28 September 2021
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The adoption of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) and of the Paris Agreement on climate change are landmark developments that are bringing visibility to the migration and climate change nexus. The acknowledgment and inclusion of environmental drivers of migration in...
Date of publication:
28 September 2021
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Review of implementation of the GCM in Algeria
Date of publication:
21 September 2021
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Migration is to be understood as a complex, structured and inherent phenomenon. The phenomenon of migration, or more broadly, the phenomenon of human mobility, insofar as it is coextensive with human life and human flow, cannot be tackled, let alone regulated and contained, with the approach that is...
Date of publication:
20 September 2021
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We must shift our perceptions on migration and see it as a trend offering countries and communities opportunities. Business activity, investment, development initiatives and foreign relations will be greatly hindered if Africa continues to criminalise migration. The continued challenges highlighted...
Date of publication:
13 September 2021
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Age plays a critical role in a child’s migration, but how will gender mediate that experience? Which gender-specific vulnerabilities, needs, and opportunities influence the lives of girls and boys on the move? This report reviews the existing evidence base – official statistics and quantitative and...
Date of publication:
07 September 2021
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Terms of Reference of the UN Network on Migration in Bolivia.
Date of publication:
27 August 2021
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Moving Towards Resilience
This 2021 CWS study describes how people feel climate change in their daily lives in five countries where we work: Cambodia, Georgia, Haiti, Indonesia and Kenya. Many people are already using their limited resources to cope with climate change as best they can. We heard about how people want to be...
Date of publication:
27 August 2021
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Terms of Reference of the UN Network on Migration in Colombia.
Date of publication:
27 August 2021
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Submission of the Republic of Mauritius to the GCM Africa Regional Review Process
Date of publication:
25 August 2021
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This document presents an overview of Human Rights Watch’s key findings relating to the above objectives in six states that voted in favor of the GCM in December 2018: Cameroon, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, and Tanzania.
Date of publication:
24 August 2021
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