Примеры использования Migrants had на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The migrants had varying impacts in different regions.
He wished to know whether non-documented migrants had the right to marry Algerian citizens.
Returning migrants had the same rights as those enjoyed by other citizens.
Mr. Ibarra González asked whether documented migrants had the right to participate in elections.
Migrants had the right to join a trade union and to conduct union activities at all levels.
She wished to assure the Committee that migrants had the same rights and responsibilities as all Nicaraguan citizens.
Migrants had an important role to play in the relations and multifaceted exchanges which should be established among peoples.
Mr. Dall'oglio(Observer for the International Organization for Migration)said that migrants had rights which States were bound to respect and protect.
Under the law, migrants had the same rights and obligations as nationals.
Current evidence, for example, shows that unionized immigrants are more likely to earn higher wages and enjoy wider pension coverage; however, in this small study,labour migrants had approximately the same levels of health insurance coverage whether unionized or not 13.
That is, 64% of total foreign labour migrants had an opportunity to be legally employed a 3% increase from the previous year.
Regarding legal remedies for migrant workers, she said that under article 14 of the migration bill, foreign migrants who came to or settled in Bolivia, temporarily or definitively, were entitled to administrative and judicial protection and due process; organizations that defended migrants' rights and were registered with the Directorate-General of Migration had the authority to act on their behalf in administrative and judicial proceedings,while foreign migrants had the right to an interpreter in legal proceedings.
Only one fifth of migrants had a university degree and were mainly involved in construction works and the shuttle trade.
The complaint was made to the United Nations Special Rapporteur that some of the migrants had only three minutes a week to speak with the lawyer and that they did not know the status of their files.
Previously, migrants had been obliged to apply to many different authorities for permits and registration, but now had only to apply to the State migration service for regularization.
Some countries reported that existing national regulations protected migrants against discrimination,others reported that migrants had the same access to facilities and employment as the native population or received treatment equal to that of nationals, and still others reported that their constitution forbade all forms of discrimination.
All migrants had rights, regardless of their status, as reaffirmed by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in its Advisory Opinion OC-18 and the International Court of Justice in its Judgment in the case of Avena and other Mexican Nationals Mexico v. United States of America.
Under Belgian law, undocumented migrants had the right to urgent medical assistance but in reality, many were either not informed of their right or pressured into making payment for the services they had received.
That had been proven false, since migrants had those rights in their country of origin and often arrived in host countries in regular situations-- for example, as seasonal workers or as foreign spouses of nationals.
Some recent amendments to the laws governing migrants had improved admission procedures for foreign workers and eased their access to the labour market, had restructured the provisions for the entry, stay and permanent immigration of foreign nationals, and had harmonized the legal provisions regarding permanent residence and permanent work permits.
Migrants have access to vocational training, language courses and cultural orientation.
Legal migrants have access to health care.
Such migrants have been the direct agents of a significant proportion of the tropical deforestation.
Roma migrants have been treated poorly by the Russian authorities.
Employers who hire migrants have unique social control over their employees.
Migrants have different legal statuses, which determine their access to health services in the host country.
The migrants have limited rights to challenge the legality of the detentions, which are sometimes subject to review procedures that are often not carried out by courts or judicial organs.
In principle, labour migrants have the same right to unemployment benefit as others.
Under Hungarian law, migrants have identical access to recognition procedures with Hungarian or any other EU nationals.
Detained migrants have the same rights and obligations granted to persons to whom the status of an accused has been attributed articles 2 to 7 of Law 6/2004.