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Practical guidance on principles and practices regarding rescue at sea as applied to refugees and migrants.
An introductory guide for policy makers and practitioners on how to implement international legal obligations to criminalize migrant smuggling at the domestic level.
The pre-departure training provides information prior to the migrant’s departure on the workers’ rights and responsibilities; the destination country’s culture, laws and policies; accessing support services and complaints mechanisms; sending money home, and return and reintegration.
Date of publication:
31 décembre 2014
These guidelines presents international human rights law relevant for migrants. It is a tool aimed at empowering migrants and their representatives to make migrants’ rights a reality and to create effective systems of domestic redress for violations of their human rights.
Date of publication:
31 décembre 2014
This document aims to support States in the EU and EFTA in applying the best interests principle as a primary consideration when dealing with unaccompanied and separated children in their territory.
The paper aims to provide guidance to organizations and practitioners by mapping out the dimensions of demand as it relates specifically to trafficking in persons for labour exploitation, as well as highlighting strategies that can be used to address this aspect of the problem.
Date of publication:
01 septembre 2014
This Advisory Opinion on migrant children (hereinafter “the request”) from the Court was requested by member-states to “determine the precise obligations of the States in relation to the possible measures to be adopted regarding children, their immigration status or the status of their parents in...
Date of publication:
19 août 2014
The purpose of this Information Note is to provide a general overview of the principle of non-refoulement and to explain how the principle applies to all migrants.
Date of publication:
01 avril 2014
The OHCHR’s recommended principles and guidelines provides normative guidance on how to translate the international human rights framework into concrete measures that uphold the rights of migrants at international borders.
The challenges for border-related agencies during crises are numerous. This document contributes to overall response preparedness by promoting existing tools and pointing national authorities to international and regional assistance frameworks.
Date of publication:
01 janvier 2014
Around the world, a record number of women are now migrating to seek work and better lives. For many, migration yields these benefits; for others, it carries dangerous risks, such as exploitation in domestic work, and vulnerability to violence.
Date of publication:
31 décembre 2013
Source:
The goal of the manual is to support trainers in their duty to prepare border guards on how to conform to their regional and international human rights obligations. The manual demonstrates how fundamental rights permeate and advance their professional lives.
Date of publication:
31 décembre 2013
Source:
The Guide, a product of a consultative process, outlines action undertaken by stakeholders in the referral and counter referral assistance route, giving due regard to the vulnerabilities of different migrant groups and aims to be used as tool in the processes of preliminary identification of...
Date of publication:
04 juin 2013
The purpose of the Smuggling of Migrants Protocol is to “prevent and combat the smuggling of migrants, as well as to promote cooperation among States Parties to that end, while protecting the rights of smuggled migrants” (article 2).
Date of publication:
01 janvier 2013
The resource kit provides an overview of labour migration and decent work in Asia and ILO services and details available approaches, strategies and tools.
Date of publication:
01 janvier 2012
Diasporas are major direct investors in critical and emerging industries, known patrons of nascent tourism initiatives, and generous philanthropists.
Date of publication:
31 décembre 2011
This is a compilation of the legal framework, concluding observations and recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, which have been addressed to the 27 EU Member States.
A practical guide to legislations and good practices when dealing with suspected and proven cases of human trafficking, specifically to identify, assist and interview victims of trafficking.
Date of publication:
26 mai 2011
This manual is designed to facilitate the training of European border and entry officials on the rights of refugees in the context of mixed migration movements. As such, it aims to build the capacity of border agencies to establish “protection-sensitive entry systems” in border areas.
This toolkit provides step-by-step guidance on developing and implementing effective bilateral labour agreements. The toolkit is available in English and French and has been designed as a tool for policymakers, among others.
Date of publication:
01 janvier 2011

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