Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Illegal migration in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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criminality and illegal migration in the EU.
The Council also invites the Commission to continue to highly prioritise the combating of illegal migration in an integrated, comprehensive and balanced way.
It is precisely in this context that on 14 and 15 October 1997 a ministerial conference was held which was dedicated specifically to the prevention of illegal migration.
international crime and illegal migration.
This time, at the December European Council, we agreed on a comprehensive approach to both legal and illegal migration and we acknowledged the complexity of the issue.
It could also make it less attractive for some groups of refugees to seek entry into the EU through illegal migration.
organisations working on issues concerning trafficking in human beings and illegal migration.
trafficking in women and illegal migration.
Resettled refugees do not have to resort to different forms of illegal migration e.g. human smuggling.
can increase the likelihood of illegal migration.
Measures to combat illegal migration and the smuggling of human beings should be implemented in a manner which does not deprive the right to asylum of its practical meaning.
Member States should have the necessary tools at their disposal to be able to detect illegal migration to and secondary movements of illegally staying third-country nationals in the Union.
The Council agreed in March 2001, after the consideration of two detailed reports on measures taken to combat illegal migration flows, border controls and visa policy.
For those Member States which signed bilateral schemes motivated in part to reduce illegal migration flows, assessments of the impact are mixed.
Firstly, it is manifestly the case that one of the best ways of preventing illegal migration is by promoting economic and social development.
It is combating illegal migration on the one hand, and working for legal migration on the other.
Illegal migration is not increasing in the EU as a whole,
We will also need further action on preventing illegal migration, combating the ruthless business of human trafficking and protecting our common external borders.
A programme of measures to combat illegal migration across the maritime borders of the EU Member States is expected to be adopted by the end of 2003.
Addressing illegal migration effectively requires adequate financial resources to be allocated within the Community budget