Examples of using Irregular migrant in English and their translations into Russian
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Non-discrimination requires that regular and irregular migrant workers be equally entitled to freedoms and entitlements available to nationals of States.
For regular and irregular migrant workers, evidence-based and gendered national health
An irregular migrant who had registered with the Ministry of Labour was entitled to have access to the public health service programme and health care without any discrimination.
on undocumented/irregular migrant workers and their families who have been expelled,
STATUS- in the country they have been identified in legal, irregular migrant, victim or other.
For companies, the fine could rise as high as Euro2,800 for every irregular migrant employed.
It was concerned by reports that the application of Maltese immigration law failed to protect unaccompanied irregular migrant children from arbitrary detention.
The Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants noted that irregular migrant children who were unaccompanied were usually escorted to welfare centres where they were accommodated until they were granted refugee status
The European Committee of Social Rights recently enunciated that a State has an obligation to provide adequate shelter to irregular migrant children as long as they are in its jurisdiction
Assessing the general irregular migrant population in a country may lead to an understatement of general smuggling patterns
including irregular migrant workers, in the formulation,
unregistered children from an irregular migrant background, undocumented children who are outside the State of their habitual residence
For instance, a requirement to present a residence permit in order to register a child at birth effectively deprives irregular migrant children of the right to personal identity
sex workers and irregular migrant workers;
The workshop provided practical training related to refugee and irregular migrant reception and detention issues for governmental officials and representatives of non-governmental organizations from the 10 countries involved in the Söderköping Process.
According to IOM's definition, an irregular migrant is someone who, owing to illegal entry
separated minors, irregular migrant children, and those who remain in countries of origin.
health insurance are available, irregular migrant farm workers have been found to be less aware of their rights,
An irregular migrant that is thought to have consented to being smuggled may be perceived as deserving less protection than a victim of trafficking who may be perceived to have been unknowingly exploited.
States should take measures to ensure durable solutions to the situation of irregular migrant children, including consideration of regularization programmes,