Examples of using Regularization programmes in English and their translations into French
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Migratory regularization programmes.
CERD noted with interest the way in which Argentina had dealt with migration issues,including its migration regularization programmes.
Large-scale regularization programmes.
Regularization programmes have been adopted in Argentina(2007-2010), Brazil(2009), Chile(2007) and Paraguay 2011.
Land-title regularization programmes.
Regularization programmes are not simply a technical means to be employed in response to a problem that has emerged from nowhere.
Had all the consequences of regularization programmes been taken into account?
However, the report had been controversial since it suggested that the only way to deal with irregular migration was to introduce regularization programmes.
Each country needs to define its own regularization programmes, depending on its needs.
Large-scale regularization programmes in Brazil(2009), Chile(2007-2008) and Ecuador(2009-2010) are additional good examples from the Latin American region.
As a result of the seminar, a research network on regularization programmes in developing countries has been established.
Countries have responded to such situations by reforming their immigration laws,promoting the return of irregular migrants and implementing regularization programmes.
The Special Rapporteur observes that large-scale regularization programmes are usually part of a multi-pronged strategy.
Regularization programmes could be explored as the surest and most appropriate rule-of-law way of providing protection to migrant domestic workers in an irregular situation.
To address this issue,several member States were pursuing regularization programmes in order to incorporate some of this informal housing into the formal economy.
Regularization programmes can be an effective policy measure to address the extreme vulnerability of irregular migrants and thereby enable such migrants to achieve positive development outcomes.
Under those circumstances, participants felt that policies to address irregular migration ought to take a holistic approach and that regularization programmes should be one of the policy tools considered.
Chile has also introduced regularization programmes. The same applies in Spain and other countries where there is significant migration.
This seminar brought together 80 professionals from 19 countries, working in research institutions, NGOs, national and international organizations on urban housing issues,land management and regularization programmes.
The implementation of migration regularization programmes with the aim of documenting irregular migrant workers(Mexico, Ecuador);