Eksempler på brug af Clandestine immigration på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Subject: Clandestine immigration in Europe.
This floating, unchecked population is growing every year andadding to other sources of clandestine immigration.
Although we need to combat clandestine immigration, its networks and traffickers, we cannot do so by disregarding people's rights.
The Hague programme, to which I referred, aims to combat illegal immigration and clandestine immigration, and also undeclared labour.
If we want to combat clandestine immigration effectively, we will have to have common policies on the right of asylum, external borders and the fight against crime.
Can the Council state why it decided not to adopt the proposal for a directive on clandestine immigration and illegal employment in 1976?
For this reason, in the explanatory statement of the report, it is asked that the institutions revise the terminology that is used, insisting on the need to find a more precise andappropriate definition for the phenomenon of clandestine immigration.
First of all I think that it would be unreasonable andirresponsible to deny the extent of clandestine immigration and the fact that it is getting worse.
Now for the matter of the boat people spoken about by Mr Ford and other members of this House- of course,this is nothing more than exploitation of citizens from third countries by criminal networks organizing clandestine immigration!
This will perhaps allow us to fight together still more effectively against clandestine immigration and to promote the development, in a nutshell, of democracy.
Secondly, combating clandestine immigration, especially inhumane immigrant trafficking rings; and upholding respect for human rights at detention centres. The only crime committed by these people is to have been born in poor or war-torn countries;
Discussions focused on political and economic relations between the parties, terrorism,cooperation on clandestine immigration and agriculture.
Certainly, we must consider the need to protect the Union from clandestine immigration, but does that mean we have to resort to uncontrolled procedures and multiply the administrative constraints which, in the final analysis, jeopardize human rights?
The new Article 11 is an invitation to fraud because it permits the automatic regularization of clandestine immigration through concubinage.
T* same is true of the reply(dated 7 September 1990)by the ltalian Government to a letter(dated 11 April1990) from the Committee Chairman, Mr Nordmann, to the ltalian Foreign Minister Mr de Michelis, in conneclion wilh commenls by the ltalianVice-Premier, Mr Claudiolvlarteili,coneerning the deployment of the ltalian armyagainst clandestine immigration in the country.
Thirdly, there is no doubt that the appropriate management of flows requires the adoption of effective measures to combat clandestine immigration, in particular human trafficking.
By adopting that programme, the European Council, on the issue we are discussing here, based its conclusions in particular on the idea that the informal economy andunofficial employment may provide a stimulus to clandestine immigration and give rise to exploitation.
What this report lacks are concrete proposals that would allow us to draw up a solution that will put an end to large-scale clandestine immigration and discourage the traffickers.
To do this it is essential to tackle the problem of illegal immigration on a European scale,for if one Member State is open to clandestine immigration then it puts pressure on all the others.
It is because for a long time neither the Member States nor the Commission have wanted to give absolute priority to the safety of the public and to controlling immigration, which inevitably means combating clandestine immigration and regulating legal migration flows.
Abolishing controls at the internal frontiers to satisfy the adherence of the federalist doctrine will impose substantial burdens onthe various Member States, and therefore on their economies: the burdens of clandestine immigration, an increase in smuggling and greater insecurity.
He signed with ministerial representatives of five coun tries(Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia)a joint declaration on clandestine immigration and trafficking in human beings via the Balkans.
Following these talks Mr Vitorino signed with ministerial representatives of five Balkan countries(Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Croatia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia)a joint declaration on the fight against clandestine immigration and trafficking in human beings via the Balkans.
This instrument states that the liaison officers will be representatives of a Member State posted abroad by the immigration service or other appropriate authority with the aim of establishing andmaintaining contact with the authorities of the host country, aiming to contribute to the prevention and combat of clandestine immigration, the repatriation of irregular immigrants and the management of legal immigration. .
The best way to combat illegal immigration and clandestine working is to develop a balanced policy towards legal migration, hosting immigrants on the basis of the needs of the labour market in the host state.
Obviously, the proposal has the aim of combating illegal immigration and clandestine employment, but it can and should be interpreted as a useful contribution to the implementation of the Europe 2020 Strategy, allowing also simpler border control.
One of the best ways of combating illegal immigration and clandestine working is to develop balanced channels for legal migration which meet the needs of our labour markets, along with the social requirements of successful integration into the host society.