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Invitation letter (including annexes) to stakeholders for the first Africa Stakeholder Consultation for the Africa Regional Review of the Implementation of the GCM on the thematic of “Improving value-driven and evidence-based policymaking and public debate and enhancing cooperation on migration”,...
Date of publication:
28 juillet 2021
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At a glance The guidance note is intended to support Member States and stakeholders in their capacity to analyse the need for and strengthen the design, implementation, monitoring and review of pathways for admission and stay for migrants in situations of vulnerability.
Date of publication:
15 juillet 2021
Spotlight - Migration and Covid-19
The Covid-19 Pandemic has had an unprecedented impact on migration, human mobility, and the lives of migrants around the globe. Governments respond to it through a mixture of measures.
Date of publication:
01 juillet 2021
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Following on from the first global online peer learning exchange on 17 November 2020 on sustaining and expanding the use of alternatives to immigration detention, this second global online workshop on 29 June 2021 brought together government peers and other key stakeholders from all regions to...
Date of publication:
29 juin 2021
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Invitation message (in English, French and Arabic) to stakeholders for the first Africa Stakeholder Consultation for the Africa Regional Review of the Implementation of the GCM on the thematic of “Improving value-driven and evidence-based policymaking and public debate and enhancing cooperation on...
Date of publication:
28 juin 2021
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Disaster displacement and environmental migration are among the most serious humanitarian challenges facing the Caribbean.
Date of publication:
14 juin 2021
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Preventing Crises, Creating Prospects, Protecting People
Over the last decade, the global number of displaced persons has nearly doubled, whereas the number of people displaced by crises and conflicts or natural disasters within their country (IDPs) has increased even more. But they often leave their homes for more than just one reason.
Date of publication:
18 mai 2021
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The study maps four examples of state-facilitated digital technology platforms that assist the recruitment, placement, and/or job matching for migrant workers.
Date of publication:
17 mai 2021
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This issue brief surveys the existing literature based on the limited available data to highlight areas of urgent concern for children on the move as they navigate life during the COVID-19 pandemic, examined through the lens of gender.
Date of publication:
23 avril 2021
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This snapshot seeks to understand the impact of COVID-19 on refugee and migrant women in Tunisia and provides recommendations for how to reduce this impact. It draws from 2,523 surveys with refugees and migrants conducted between July 2020 and January 2021.
Date of publication:
19 avril 2021
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This policy brief addresses the question: How should labour migration policies and related work permits be designed in order to effectively promote declared and decent work and social inclusion?...
Date of publication:
31 mars 2021
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At a glance This paper identifies key principles, and the UN Migration Network's common position, on migrant return and reintegration.
Date of publication:
31 mars 2021
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As COVID-19 cases hiked in major destination countries; uncertainty loomed over hundreds of thousands of Nepali migrant workers battling job losses, wage theft, discriminatory ill-treatment, stigmatization, health hazards, obstructed mobility, and visa-residence and labor permit expiry.
Date of publication:
25 mars 2021
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Gender Equality and Migration is a brand-new online training module, developed by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and UN Women. This module helps learners understand how gender shapes every stage of the migrant journey, and why gender equality matters in migration.
Date of publication:
08 mars 2021
This report by PICUM analyses states’ legal obligations in relation to immigration detention and vulnerability, and draws concrete recommendations on how to ensure that migration policies refrain from creating or exacerbating situations of vulnerability.
Date of publication:
01 mars 2021
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We hope this report will contribute to stronger analysis and more effective sectoral and cross-sectoral alliances and advocacy for the human rights of women in migration at multiple levels—in communities and cities, countries and regions, in international forums such as the International Migration...
Date of publication:
01 mars 2021
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This report provides a comprehensive assessment of irregular child migration from Ethiopia based on a case study in five regions: Amhara, Oromia, Tigray, Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People’s Region (SNNPR) and Dire Dawa.
Date of publication:
18 février 2021
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The "Pocket Guide" resource package V2.0 is a joint GBV Guidelines and GBV AoR resource designed to provide all humanitarian practitioners with concrete information on how to support a survivor of gender-based violence who disclosed to you in a context where there is no gender-based violence actor...
Date of publication:
16 février 2021
Fabrizio Anzolini, IFRC Regional Migration Coordinator for Middle East and North Africa, share his views on the GCM ahead of the first regional review in the Arab States.
Date of publication:
15 février 2021
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This quantitative analysis intends to inform a further qualitative research that will be undertaken by OHCHR to provide additional in-depth human rights analysis of the socio-economic impacts on the human rights of migrants in the Agadez region in Niger.
Date of publication:
04 février 2021
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