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Italy: Flawed Migrant Regularization Program Format Opportunity to Learn Lessons for Future (Milan) -- An Italian program to provide undocumented migrants with a pathway to residency adopted amid the Covid-19 pandemic did not live up to its promise, Human Rights Watch said today. It is too early to know how many people will ultimately benefit from it. But flaws in the programs design and implementation resulted in a missed opportunity to address myriad vulnerabilities of undocumented migrants, ...

Friday, 18 Dec 2020 05:41 PM MYT BY ASHMAN ADAM Salim urged the government to ensure full respect for the human rights and humane treatment of migrants. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 18 — The Malaysian Bar is calling for the government to uphold the rights of migrant workers in Malaysia, whether they’re documented or not, in accordance with International Migrants Day which is observed on Dece...

Reimagining Human Mobility By Gustavo Gonzalez and Kristin Dadey* In these extraordinary times of a global health pandemic, we are reminded how interconnected the world has become---our health, our food, and our economies are reliant on the safe, orderly, and regular movement of people. And, migrants—especially Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs)-- have been on the front lines in the fight against COVID 19. While countries were locked down due to the pandemic, migrant workers continued to care ...

Strengthening the migration-development nexus in times of COVID-19: why policy coherence matters In observance of the International Migrants Day, Dec 18 The health and socio-economic crises induced by the COVID-19 pandemic have particularly hit hard migrants and their communities. The pandemic has also highlighted the crucial role that migrants play in ensuring the provision of essential services in many economies. While migrants, especially the many working in the informal economy, have often ...

International Migrants Day 2020: History, Theme and Significance | All you need to know The meaning and message of International Migrants Day is- We learn together, create together, work together, sing, dance, and play together. We live together. Publish Date: Thu, 17 Dec 2020 03:52 PM IST New Delhi| Jagran Lifestyle Desk: International Migrants Day is observed on December 18 every year and all migrants are entitled to equal protection of all their human rights. As the change is commencing, tre...

Gustavo Gonzales Kristin Dadey In these extraordinary times of a global health pandemic, we are reminded how interconnected the world has become—our health, our food, and our economies are reliant on the safe, orderly, and regular movement of people.  And, migrants—especially Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs)– have been on the front lines in the fight against COVID 19.      While countries were locked down due to the pandemic, migrant workers continued to care for the sick and elderl...

12/17/2020 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 12/17/2020 12:07 Migrants, Integral to Crisis Response, Must Be Included in Pandemic Recovery, Secretary-General Says, Marking International Day Following is UN Secretary‑General António Guterres message for International Migrants Day, observed on 18 December: On this International Migrants Day, we reflect on a year in which, because of the COVID‑19 pandemic, millions upon millions of people have experienced the pain of separation from ...

International Migrants Day 2020: Date, theme, history and significance International Migrants Day 2020: International Migrants Day is observed on December 18 every year and all migrants are entitled to equal protection of all their human rights. Follow Newsd On   International Migrants Day 2020: International Migrants Day is observed on December 18 every year and all migrants are entitled to equal protection of all their human rights. As the change is commencing, treating every migrant w...

Migrants, Integral to Crisis Response, Must Be Included in Pandemic Recovery, Secretary-General Says, Marking International Day Format Following is UN Secretary‑General António Guterres’ message for International Migrants Day, observed on 18 December: On this International Migrants Day, we reflect on a year in which, because of the COVID‑19 pandemic, millions upon millions of people have experienced the pain of separation from friends and family, the uncertainty of employment and the nee...

Statement by the United Nations in Bosnia and Herzegovina on the latest developments with the migrant, refugee and asylum-seeker situation in BiH (15 December 2020) [EN/BS] Format The UN is deeply concerned about yet another potential humanitarian situation unfolding in some parts of the country due to the lack of shelter options for several thousand migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers. In 2020, the United Nations continued to work and support the authorities and the people of Bosnia and Herz...