Примеры использования To protect migrants на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It welcomed efforts to protect migrants, refugees and asylum seekers.
The special rapporteur would be in a position to respond to the needs of and to protect migrants.
All possible measures should be taken to protect migrants from the consequences of the activities of criminal groups.
The Smuggling of Migrants Protocol contains a series of provisions to protect migrants and their rights.
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International dialogue and cooperation was needed in order to protect migrants and their families from exploitation.
The Secretary-General welcomes the efforts made by several Member States to report on the measures that they have adopted to protect migrants.
Strengthen national andlocal policies and measures to protect migrants, especially foreign workers(Viet Nam); 110.111.
On 15 August 2001, Mexico, responding to the note verbaleof 15 June 2001, detailed the new Government's initiatives to protect migrants.
Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Sea andAir also seeks to protect migrants and the rights of refugees articles 16 and 19.
Hence, in order to protect migrants, calls have been made for all countries to pursue common efforts to discourage and reduce irregular migration.
She called for legislation against trafficking which would simultaneously seek to protect migrants and penalize traffickers.
Governments have to protect migrants against discrimination, racism and xenophobia,in particular by taking effective measures to protect migrants from human rights violations and abuse.
It encouraged Mexico to continue to implement the 2011 Migration Act to protect migrants and those who worked to promote their human rights.
Botswana supports the spirit and intent of the convention, but does not consider accession to this convention a priority,as there are already laws in place to protect migrants.
The EU is also committed to taking firm action to protect migrants from violence, discrimination, trafficking, exploitation and abuse.
The Secretary-General invites States that have not yet done so to provide information on legislative andother measures they are implementing to protect migrants.
The communications provide information on legal provisions put in place by States to protect migrants, as well as programmes, campaigns and policies designed to this effect.
Beyond an overall responsibility of international cooperation,some other principles of international law may provide stronger impetus for all countries to protect migrants.
Urges Member States to take effective measures in conformity with international law to protect migrants affected or exploited by terrorism and incitement;
While recognizing efforts made by the Government to protect migrants, the Special Rapporteur noted, in his report on the visit(A/HRC/17/33/Add.4), that a number of challenges still need to be addressed.
Bearing in mind its general recommendation No. 30(2004) on discrimination against non-citizens,the Committee recommends that the State party take the necessary measures to protect migrants and their rights.
The communications provide information on legal provisions put in place by States to protect migrants, as well as programmes, campaigns and policies designated to this effect.
They will take measures to protect migrants' right to life and their right not to be subjected to inhuman or degrading treatment, taking into account the special needs of women and children.
In Tijuana, the municipal authorities created, in 1990,a specialized security patrol or“BETA police” with the mandate to protect migrants from abuse and exploitation in the border area.
Ecuador urged States to adopted stricter measures to protect migrants against illicit acts of violence or discrimination based on nationality, ethnicity or religious belief.
These were virtually only countries of origin;destination countries have in general not been willing to support measures designed to protect migrants at the international level.
National measures to protect migrants from racial discrimination can be divided into those relating to law enforcement and those designed to promote better inter-group relations.
Most of these communications provide detailed account of the legal provisions that each country has put in place to protect migrants, as well as programmes, campaigns and policies designed to this effect.
They will take measures to protect migrants' right to life and their right not to be subjected to inhuman or degrading treatment, taking into account the special needs of women and children.