Примеры использования Who migrate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Sherpas- people who migrated Tibet from Nepal.
These include"know your rights" training programmes for women who migrate.
Women migrant workers who migrate independently;
Many who migrate from their traditional rural homes to urban areas end up living in poverty in urban slums.
Table 17. Re-elected mayors who migrated from one party to another.
Countries of origin must respect andprotect the human rights of their female nationals who migrate for purposes of work.
The number of women who migrate as a result of such marriages is unknown.
It should be noted that the definition does not encompass persons who migrate for economic reasons.
For women who migrate from developing to developed countries, adjustment to the new culture can be a difficult process.
The temple was established by devotees who migrated from Goa about 400-500 years ago.
Those who migrate are usually among the most highly skilled workers whose professional profiles can be attractive to markets in receiving countries.
The valley of Eerbek river is a very comfortable place for wintering for the large hoofed animals, who migrate south over the Uyuk ridge.
For a variety of reasons, migrant women who migrate as domestic workers run a high risk of being the victims of trafficking.
Develop humane and well-managed migration policies to prevent the exploitation andtrafficking of adolescents and youth who migrate within and between countries.
Concern is also expressed over the large numbers of young people who migrate abroad to find employment and the resulting vulnerability of young migrant workers.
Persons who migrated from Saint Kitts and Nevis usually went to such nearby islands as Saint Martin, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Anguilla; many, however, migrated to the United States.
Rural communities can also suffer from the loss of young workers who migrate, often meaning that less food is produced or available.
Refugees and those who migrate to find work or who are smuggled or trafficked into or enter countries in an irregular manner are in a precarious position.
Programme for the protection of the labour rights of Guatemalan seasonal migrant agricultural workers who migrate to work on farms and plantations in southern Chiapas, Mexico.
However, many women who migrate for reasons including work find themselves at risk for gender-based violence, discrimination and exploitation.
Conditions surrounding that process can increase health vulnerabilities,particularly for those migrants who migrate involuntarily or clandestinely, or who fall into the hands of traffickers.
Persons who migrate are often disadvantaged by a lack of information about the reality of human trafficking, which forces them to turn to third parties for help to migrate and find jobs abroad.
Women constitute approximately half of the 214 million people who live and work outside their countries of birth anda large proportion of the 740 million who migrate within their countries.
Women in developing countries who migrate to other countries to work in the informal economy, for example, as domestic workers, can find themselves without access to pensions or work as they age.
Data on school dropout rates is not regularly collected andthe available data does not distinguish between young people who drop out of school and those who migrate to other countries to continue their schooling.
However, insofar as the majority of Kyrgyz migrants are undocumented, and those who migrate legally often do not have a written employment contract, they cannot benefit from these rights, and therefore remain very vulnerable.
Those who migrate to urban centres in Bhutan, as elsewhere, will do so for a variety of reasons, with one of the main ones being the expectation that they will be able to find work that is less laborious and more rewarding than can be found in rural areas.
CEDAW was concerned that Lao women constitute some 70 per cent of the country's migrants, andthat women workers who migrate through informal channels remain vulnerable to exploitation, violence and trafficking.
Women, including poor rural women, who migrate as domestic workers often return home to start up small businesses, such as auto-rickshaw rental businesses in Nepal, tour guide businesses and diving equipment shops in the Caribbean, and small grocery stores in Africa.
In fact, the word"migrant" is only mentioned in section 225 under the section on the Human Rights of Women, despite the fact that approximately 107 million women migrate internationally yearly,and"a large portion of the 740 million people who migrate within their countries" annually are women A/68/178.