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Photo 2: Online launch conference for National UN Network on Migration in Azerbaijan, 17 July 2020

Photo 2 of participants in online conference to launch the National UN Network on Migration in Azerbaijan on 17 July 2020.
Date of publication:
17 July 2020
Source:
UN Network on Migration
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Photo: Online launch conference for National UN Network on Migration in Azerbaijan, 17 July 2020

Photo of participants in online conference to launch the National UN Network on Migration in Azerbaijan on 17 July 2020.
Date of publication:
17 July 2020
Source:
UN Network on Migration
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Invitee list: UN Migration Network National coordination meeting, Azerbaijan

Invitee list for online conference to launch the National UN Network on Migration in Azerbaijan on 17 July 2020.
Date of publication:
17 July 2020
Source:
UN Network on Migration
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Agenda: UN Migration Network National coordination meeting, Azerbaijan

Online conference to launch the National UN Network on Migration in Azerbaijan on 17 July 2020.
Date of publication:
17 July 2020
Source:
UN Network on Migration
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Background Note on Gender Equality, Nationality Laws and Statelessness 2020

This Background Note provides information about gender equality in legal provisions in nationality laws which relate to conferral of nationality to children.
Date of publication:
14 July 2020
Source:
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
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World Economic Forum migration and remittance landscape analysis and impact about Nepal

Remittances represent more than a quarter of Nepal’s economic output; The pandemic means migrant workers have swapped the risk of death or injury at work with the reality of poverty and homelessness; Financing a shift from subsistence to commercial farming could help prevent food shortages and...
Date of publication:
16 June 2020
Source:
World Economic Forum
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World Economic Forum migration and remittance landscape analysis and impact about Bangladesh

The coronavirus pandemic highlights the need for better cooperation over migration; Bangladesh has offered incentives to encourage expatriate workers to send their money through legal channels; Public bodies and remittance services providers must improve access to digital solutions.
Date of publication:
16 June 2020
Source:
World Economic Forum
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COVID-19 exposes opportunities as well as vulnerabilities for migrants’ remittances to Senegal

The coronavirus pandemic has caused remittances back into Senegal to dry up as COVID-19 has taken grip and lockdown measures have affected the migrant workers who normally send the money from mostly European countries such as France, Italy and Spain.
Date of publication:
15 June 2020
Source:
UN Capital Development Fund (UNCDF)
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Impact of COVID-19 on Myanmar’s Migrants and Remittances

The socio-economic importance of the money sent home by Myanmar’s migrants working abroad cannot be overstated. Remittances serve to diversify and smoothen household income and are particularly critical to strengthening the financial resilience of women and rural populations. The pandemic of...
Date of publication:
15 June 2020
Source:
UN Capital Development Fund (UNCDF)
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Migrant remittances in the times of COVID-19: Insights from Remittance Service Providers

Before the COVID-19 pandemic struck, many migrants were already part of marginalized and vulnerable groups experiencing economic hardships in their countries of origin and host communities. Lockdowns and business closures have exacerbated the precarious nature of their livelihoods.
Date of publication:
16 May 2020
Source:
World Bank Group
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UNICEF Submission to the Thematic Report of the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Migrants

This document identifies key challenges to end child immigration detention despite a growing international consensus on this issue, and proposes concrete recommendations to provide adequate reception, protection and care for migrant and displaced children without resorting to detention.
Date of publication:
01 May 2020
Source:
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
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Inventory of tools, guidance, policies, statement and best practices including for COVID-19 response

At a glance This inventory provides Member States and stakeholders with relevant tools, guidance, policies, statements and best practices for responding to COVID-19. What it offers This tool offers a simple way to address the lack of centralized information on COVID-19 response and migration...
Date of publication:
28 April 2020
Source:
UN Network on Migration
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Social protection for migrant during the COVID-19 crisis: The right and smart choice (2020)

This blog post talks about social protection for migrants during COVID-19. Ensuring that migrants are included in policy responses can help protect this particularly vulnerable group during the crisis. But it is also smart economics: protecting migrants means reducing the risk of transmission for...
Date of publication:
28 April 2020
Source:
World Bank Group
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COVID-19 in Latin America and the Caribbean: How to Incorporate Women and Gender Equality in the Management of the Crisis Response

This briefing note talks about how the impacts and implications of response to COVID-19 are different for women and men and gives recommendations for an effective response, which should take the gender dimension into consideration.
Date of publication:
17 March 2020
Source:
UN Women
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The Need to Capitalize on the 2020 Census Round for Migration Analysis

This technical brief from UNFPA encourages upcoming census to include core questions on country of birth, country of citizenship, duration of stay, and reason for migration, in addition to advocating for the greater release of population and census data.
Date of publication:
16 March 2020
Source:
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
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Concluding observations on the third periodic report of Colombia

The Committee considered the third periodic report of Colombia (CMW/C/COL/3) at its 436th and 437th meetings (see CMW/C/SR.436 and 437), held on 6 September 2019. At its 443rd meeting, held on 11 September 2019, it adopted the present concluding observations.
Date of publication:
28 January 2020
Source:
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)
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Human rights aspects of immigrant and refugee integration policies

This Issue Paper examines integration policies regarding immigrants and refugees in selected Council of Europe member states in light of human rights standards. In particular, it focuses on how the enjoyment of the right to respect for private and family life and the security of residence of...
Date of publication:
31 December 2019
Source:
Council of Europe
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Why gender is an important part of migration policy: an example

This blog post takes an example from Indonesia to illustrate why a gender lens is useful for studying migration. The authors show that policies that seek to improve migration outcomes must be based on an understanding of these differences, such as simplifying migration procedures and making...
Date of publication:
17 December 2019
Source:
World Bank Group
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Concluding observations on the third periodic report of Bosnia and Herzegovina

The Committee considered the third periodic report of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CMW/C/BIH/3) at its 433rd and 434th meetings (CMW/C/SR.433 and 434), held on 3 and 4 September 2019. At its 443rd meeting, held on 11 September 2019, it adopted the present concluding observations.
Date of publication:
05 November 2019
Source:
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)
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Other

Returning unaccompanied children: fundamental rights considerations

From a fundamental rights point of view, returning migrants to their home countries is a sensitive activity. EU Member States face particular challenges in applying the requirements flowing from EU law to unaccompanied children, the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) has observed. This focus...
Date of publication:
18 September 2019
Source:
European Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA)
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