Examples of using Kafala in English and their translations into Russian
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including minimum standards of care,"kafala" of children orphaned
With regard to adoption, the kafala system provided for under Islamic law was recognized by the Convention on the Rights of the Child as a form of alternative care on the same footing as adoption.
including adoption and kafala of Islamic law;
an alternative family setting, including through adoption or kafala of Islamic law, where appropriate.
However, they believed that it was extremely easy to adopt a child in Morocco(insofar as"adoption" is provided for under Moroccan law through Kafala), as most children conceived out of wedlock are given away
such as kafala of Islamic law
The Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants urged the Government of Qatar to review the sponsorship(kafala) system, which was used to regulate the relationship between employers and migrant workers with
such as adoption or kafala of Islamic law,
expressed concern at reported widespread violations of migrant workers' rights in the preparations for the FIFA World Cup, at the kafala system and the denial of freedom of movement,
do not gain redress in cases of abuse, and that the kafala system and the fact that employers of migrant domestic workers often confiscate their passports make these workers particularly vulnerable to mistreatment and abuse by their employers.
The Committee is concerned that the current sponsorship(Kafala) system for domestic workers continues to be applied.
FIDH indicated that the exploitation migrant workers suffer from partly results from the'sponsorship' or"kafala" system.
It also asked how the new law on private-sector employment would address the issue of the sponsorship(Kafala) system for migrant workers.
Mr. Al Dousari(Kuwait) said that Kafala, the sponsorship of foreign workers, had not been included in the new Labour Code.
The Special Rapporteur expressed concern that the sponsorship(kafala) system increased the vulnerability of foreign migrant workers
that migrant workers were vulnerable as a result of the sponsorship(kafala) system.
The system of sponsorship or'kafala' created total dependence of the migrant workers on their employers,
It noted that a major barrier to redress is the sponsorship(kafala) system by which their legal residence in Kuwait is tied to their employer,
The Committee recommends that the State party abolish the sponsorship(Kafala) system
inhuman treatment suffered by migrant domestic workers was exacerbated by the sponsorship(Kafala) system which made them dependent on particular employers for their authorization to work