Examples of using Host societies in English and their translations into Arabic
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also a crucial means to ensure equitable human development and social integration of migrants in host societies.
A more thorough research and discussion on the civil rights of migrants and their political participation in host societies could reflect the different situations faced by migrants in various States and identify best practices and examples of successful integration in host societies through participation in the decision-making process affecting the interests of migrants.
Ms. Schmidt(Switzerland) asked how the international community could contribute to strengthening the capacity of States concerned to analyse the situation in an appropriate manner in order to take appropriate steps to provide assistance to displaced persons and host societies and ensure respect for the human rights and protection of displaced persons.
The Palestine Hosting Society.
Fostering good relations between minority groups and the host society by making use of museum collections of collaborating agencies and modern know-how.
Migrants are men, women and children, looking for better living conditions, looking to offer their work and contribute to the host society.
The Special Committee underscores the advantages of local recruitment in peacekeeping missions, and their positive impact on the relations with the host society.
The right to work is important for refugees and asylum seekers- to support themselves, to facilitate local integration and to contribute to the host society.
Involving host societies.
The panellist noted that in host societies, migrants often faced multiple forms of discrimination.
The project has mostly concentrated on the integration of immigrants into their host societies.
migrants should demonstrate willingness to integrate into their host societies.
Conditions of economic deprivation are a cause and an effect of the vulnerability of migrants in host societies.
It was felt that partnerships would not be effective without the involvement of representatives of host societies.
resulting in a vulnerable position within the respective host societies and socio-economic marginalization.
which would adversely affect the well-being of migrants and of host societies.
The realization of the rights to health and adequate housing played a crucial role in the integration of migrants in host societies.
The legal status of such persons is often undecided, resulting in a vulnerable position within the respective host societies and socio-economic marginalization.
just for the migrants themselves but for the contributions they make to host societies and for social cohesion.
When transition processes are not rooted in their host societies, for example, they risk being derailed by lingering conflict and unmet expectations.