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The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
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The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The Tripartite Action to Protect and Promote the Rights of Migrant Workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS TRIANGLE) project aims to reduce the exploitation of labour migrants by contributing to the development of legal and safe recruitment channels and improved labour protection mechanisms.
Funded by AusAID, one specific mechanism of the GMS TRIANGLE project is managed cross-border migration services, as shown here in Lao PDR.
© ILO/A.DOW
The majority of the migrants starting out on the route are young men. But there are women and children, too. Mexico's National Migration Service (INM) estimated that one in 12 people on the route are under 18, some making the journey alone.
Suzanne Ferrière, of Geneva, was inspired to humanitarian work by her uncle, Frederic Ferrière, a Swiss doctor and long-serving member of the Comité International de la Croix-Rouge [International Committee of the Red Cross] in Geneva. Suzanne worked as a member of the ICRC for nearly 30 years, and through her services in its Relief Section met Eglantyne Jebb, founder of the Save the Children Fund: she became the Assistant Secretary of the Save the Children International Union in Geneva, and worked closely with Eglantyne during her frequent visits who called her her ‘international sister’. She worked too for the International Union for Child Welfare and contributed to the founding of the International Migration Service, serving as its secretary-general until 1945. Suzanne visited Russia, South America, Palestine and elsewhere in the course of her Red Cross and SCF work and wrote several books, including ‘Les Etats-Unis au secours de l’Europe, 1918-1923’ and contributed to the ICRC journal ‘International Review’ with important articles including ‘The Activities of National Societies in War and Peace’.
Text by Anne George, Archivist, Cadbury Research Library, University of Birmingham.
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Rana, a Bangladeshi manpower agent (dalal) who hopes to set up a worldwide migration service, in his shop in Rome.
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Vice chairman of Russian Federal Migration Service Nikolay Smorodin (left), Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan, Chariman of Armenian Migration department Gagik Yeganyan after signing of agreements in Armenian Presidential Residency © PanARMENIAN Photo / Davit Hakobyan
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Panel of government experts provide context to the current labor market conditions, including measures to confront challenges in demographics, the need to increase skills and mobility, and outline government measures in support of the economic modernization plan.
Moderator
* Karl Johansson, Managing Partner, CIS, Ernst & Young
Panelists
* Konstantin Romodanovsky, Director, Federal Migration Service, Russian Federation
* Alexander Zhukov, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation
Copyright St.Petersburg International Economic Forum (http://forumspb.com/en/)
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Panel of government experts provide context to the current labor market conditions, including measures to confront challenges in demographics, the need to increase skills and mobility, and outline government measures in support of the economic modernization plan.
Moderator
* Karl Johansson, Managing Partner, CIS, Ernst & Young
Panelists
* Konstantin Romodanovsky, Director, Federal Migration Service, Russian Federation
* Alexander Zhukov, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation
Copyright St.Petersburg International Economic Forum (http://forumspb.com/en/)
Baku, Azerbaijan, 26 June 2014 - IOM together with UNDP presented a joint research report on Migrants’ spouses and family members, staying behind in Azerbaijan at UN House. The report is the results of the project “Building Knowledge and Improving Support for Migrants’ Spouses and Family Members Staying Behind in Azerbaijan”, which was carried out by the IOM under UNDP’s programme on “Support Gender Research in Azerbaijan”. IOM was able to undertake this very important research thanks to the financial support of UNDP in Azerbaijan.
The report, presented in both English and Azerbaijani, illustrates the situation of the target beneficiaries with evidence and features legal assistance that could provide women and children in need with immediate and practical solutions to problems affecting their livelihoods.
Welcoming the participants of the event, Mr. Antonius Broek, UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative informed about the advantages and disadvantages of migration both in national and global level. He stressed the importance of the findings for the central and local authorities, and all stakeholders aiming or standing ready to improve the development opportunities, rights and social protection of migrants’ spouses and families staying behind in Azerbaijan.
Mr. Serhan Aktoprak, IOM’s Officer in Charge stated that the overall objective of the research was to attain a better understanding and enhanced awareness among policymakers on the situation of the target group and existing gaps in policy and support programmes. Another goal was also to improve legal support for the target group and increased awareness on access procedures of the legal assistance.
The representatives of the Cabinet of Ministers, State Migration Service, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Population, the Ministry Economy and Industry, State Committee on Deals of Refugees as well as UNDP, IDPs, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNFPA, ILO and foreign countries’ Embassies residing in Azerbaijan participated at the presentation ceremony of the research report.
You can find the research report from here: www.az.undp.org/content/azerbaijan/en/home/library/womens...
For contact: Ms. Konul Karimova, IOM’s representative, 465 90 71 / 72
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Panel of government experts provide context to the current labor market conditions, including measures to confront challenges in demographics, the need to increase skills and mobility, and outline government measures in support of the economic modernization plan.
Moderator
* Karl Johansson, Managing Partner, CIS, Ernst & Young
Panelists
* Konstantin Romodanovsky, Director, Federal Migration Service, Russian Federation
* Alexander Zhukov, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation
Copyright St.Petersburg International Economic Forum (http://forumspb.com/en/)
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Baku, Azerbaijan, 26 June 2014 - IOM together with UNDP presented a joint research report on Migrants’ spouses and family members, staying behind in Azerbaijan at UN House. The report is the results of the project “Building Knowledge and Improving Support for Migrants’ Spouses and Family Members Staying Behind in Azerbaijan”, which was carried out by the IOM under UNDP’s programme on “Support Gender Research in Azerbaijan”. IOM was able to undertake this very important research thanks to the financial support of UNDP in Azerbaijan.
The report, presented in both English and Azerbaijani, illustrates the situation of the target beneficiaries with evidence and features legal assistance that could provide women and children in need with immediate and practical solutions to problems affecting their livelihoods.
Welcoming the participants of the event, Mr. Antonius Broek, UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative informed about the advantages and disadvantages of migration both in national and global level. He stressed the importance of the findings for the central and local authorities, and all stakeholders aiming or standing ready to improve the development opportunities, rights and social protection of migrants’ spouses and families staying behind in Azerbaijan.
Mr. Serhan Aktoprak, IOM’s Officer in Charge stated that the overall objective of the research was to attain a better understanding and enhanced awareness among policymakers on the situation of the target group and existing gaps in policy and support programmes. Another goal was also to improve legal support for the target group and increased awareness on access procedures of the legal assistance.
The representatives of the Cabinet of Ministers, State Migration Service, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Population, the Ministry Economy and Industry, State Committee on Deals of Refugees as well as UNDP, IDPs, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNFPA, ILO and foreign countries’ Embassies residing in Azerbaijan participated at the presentation ceremony of the research report.
You can find the research report from here: www.az.undp.org/content/azerbaijan/en/home/library/womens...
For contact: Ms. Konul Karimova, IOM’s representative, 465 90 71 / 72
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Baku, Azerbaijan, 26 June 2014 - IOM together with UNDP presented a joint research report on Migrants’ spouses and family members, staying behind in Azerbaijan at UN House. The report is the results of the project “Building Knowledge and Improving Support for Migrants’ Spouses and Family Members Staying Behind in Azerbaijan”, which was carried out by the IOM under UNDP’s programme on “Support Gender Research in Azerbaijan”. IOM was able to undertake this very important research thanks to the financial support of UNDP in Azerbaijan.
The report, presented in both English and Azerbaijani, illustrates the situation of the target beneficiaries with evidence and features legal assistance that could provide women and children in need with immediate and practical solutions to problems affecting their livelihoods.
Welcoming the participants of the event, Mr. Antonius Broek, UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative informed about the advantages and disadvantages of migration both in national and global level. He stressed the importance of the findings for the central and local authorities, and all stakeholders aiming or standing ready to improve the development opportunities, rights and social protection of migrants’ spouses and families staying behind in Azerbaijan.
Mr. Serhan Aktoprak, IOM’s Officer in Charge stated that the overall objective of the research was to attain a better understanding and enhanced awareness among policymakers on the situation of the target group and existing gaps in policy and support programmes. Another goal was also to improve legal support for the target group and increased awareness on access procedures of the legal assistance.
The representatives of the Cabinet of Ministers, State Migration Service, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Population, the Ministry Economy and Industry, State Committee on Deals of Refugees as well as UNDP, IDPs, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNFPA, ILO and foreign countries’ Embassies residing in Azerbaijan participated at the presentation ceremony of the research report.
You can find the research report from here: www.az.undp.org/content/azerbaijan/en/home/library/womens...
For contact: Ms. Konul Karimova, IOM’s representative, 465 90 71 / 72
Ukraine, Mr. Maksym Sokoliuk, Head of State Migration Service of Ukraine
3rd Ministerial Conference of the Prague Process
Photo: Andrej Klizan
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Ukraine, Mr. Maksym Sokoliuk, Head of State Migration Service of Ukraine
3rd Ministerial Conference of the Prague Process
Photo: Andrej Klizan
Ukraine, Mr. Maksym Sokoliuk, Head of State Migration Service of Ukraine (C)
3rd Ministerial Conference of the Prague Process
Photo: Andrej Klizan
H.E. Konstantin O. Romodanovskiy, Head, Federal Migration Service, Moscow of Russian Federation during the Diaspora Ministerial Conference.Photo IOM / Jean-Marc Ferré
Baku, Azerbaijan, 26 June 2014 - IOM together with UNDP presented a joint research report on Migrants’ spouses and family members, staying behind in Azerbaijan at UN House. The report is the results of the project “Building Knowledge and Improving Support for Migrants’ Spouses and Family Members Staying Behind in Azerbaijan”, which was carried out by the IOM under UNDP’s programme on “Support Gender Research in Azerbaijan”. IOM was able to undertake this very important research thanks to the financial support of UNDP in Azerbaijan.
The report, presented in both English and Azerbaijani, illustrates the situation of the target beneficiaries with evidence and features legal assistance that could provide women and children in need with immediate and practical solutions to problems affecting their livelihoods.
Welcoming the participants of the event, Mr. Antonius Broek, UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative informed about the advantages and disadvantages of migration both in national and global level. He stressed the importance of the findings for the central and local authorities, and all stakeholders aiming or standing ready to improve the development opportunities, rights and social protection of migrants’ spouses and families staying behind in Azerbaijan.
Mr. Serhan Aktoprak, IOM’s Officer in Charge stated that the overall objective of the research was to attain a better understanding and enhanced awareness among policymakers on the situation of the target group and existing gaps in policy and support programmes. Another goal was also to improve legal support for the target group and increased awareness on access procedures of the legal assistance.
The representatives of the Cabinet of Ministers, State Migration Service, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Population, the Ministry Economy and Industry, State Committee on Deals of Refugees as well as UNDP, IDPs, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNFPA, ILO and foreign countries’ Embassies residing in Azerbaijan participated at the presentation ceremony of the research report.
You can find the research report from here: www.az.undp.org/content/azerbaijan/en/home/library/womens...
For contact: Ms. Konul Karimova, IOM’s representative, 465 90 71 / 72
Baku, Azerbaijan, 26 June 2014 - IOM together with UNDP presented a joint research report on Migrants’ spouses and family members, staying behind in Azerbaijan at UN House. The report is the results of the project “Building Knowledge and Improving Support for Migrants’ Spouses and Family Members Staying Behind in Azerbaijan”, which was carried out by the IOM under UNDP’s programme on “Support Gender Research in Azerbaijan”. IOM was able to undertake this very important research thanks to the financial support of UNDP in Azerbaijan.
The report, presented in both English and Azerbaijani, illustrates the situation of the target beneficiaries with evidence and features legal assistance that could provide women and children in need with immediate and practical solutions to problems affecting their livelihoods.
Welcoming the participants of the event, Mr. Antonius Broek, UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative informed about the advantages and disadvantages of migration both in national and global level. He stressed the importance of the findings for the central and local authorities, and all stakeholders aiming or standing ready to improve the development opportunities, rights and social protection of migrants’ spouses and families staying behind in Azerbaijan.
Mr. Serhan Aktoprak, IOM’s Officer in Charge stated that the overall objective of the research was to attain a better understanding and enhanced awareness among policymakers on the situation of the target group and existing gaps in policy and support programmes. Another goal was also to improve legal support for the target group and increased awareness on access procedures of the legal assistance.
The representatives of the Cabinet of Ministers, State Migration Service, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Population, the Ministry Economy and Industry, State Committee on Deals of Refugees as well as UNDP, IDPs, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNFPA, ILO and foreign countries’ Embassies residing in Azerbaijan participated at the presentation ceremony of the research report.
You can find the research report from here: www.az.undp.org/content/azerbaijan/en/home/library/womens...
For contact: Ms. Konul Karimova, IOM’s representative, 465 90 71 / 72
Baku, Azerbaijan, 26 June 2014 - IOM together with UNDP presented a joint research report on Migrants’ spouses and family members, staying behind in Azerbaijan at UN House. The report is the results of the project “Building Knowledge and Improving Support for Migrants’ Spouses and Family Members Staying Behind in Azerbaijan”, which was carried out by the IOM under UNDP’s programme on “Support Gender Research in Azerbaijan”. IOM was able to undertake this very important research thanks to the financial support of UNDP in Azerbaijan.
The report, presented in both English and Azerbaijani, illustrates the situation of the target beneficiaries with evidence and features legal assistance that could provide women and children in need with immediate and practical solutions to problems affecting their livelihoods.
Welcoming the participants of the event, Mr. Antonius Broek, UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative informed about the advantages and disadvantages of migration both in national and global level. He stressed the importance of the findings for the central and local authorities, and all stakeholders aiming or standing ready to improve the development opportunities, rights and social protection of migrants’ spouses and families staying behind in Azerbaijan.
Mr. Serhan Aktoprak, IOM’s Officer in Charge stated that the overall objective of the research was to attain a better understanding and enhanced awareness among policymakers on the situation of the target group and existing gaps in policy and support programmes. Another goal was also to improve legal support for the target group and increased awareness on access procedures of the legal assistance.
The representatives of the Cabinet of Ministers, State Migration Service, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Population, the Ministry Economy and Industry, State Committee on Deals of Refugees as well as UNDP, IDPs, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNFPA, ILO and foreign countries’ Embassies residing in Azerbaijan participated at the presentation ceremony of the research report.
You can find the research report from here: www.az.undp.org/content/azerbaijan/en/home/library/womens...
For contact: Ms. Konul Karimova, IOM’s representative, 465 90 71 / 72