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Labour Migration
- Gender-sensitive policies and/or strategies regulating labour migration at national and/or regional level
- International labour standards on the protection of migrant workers
- Bilateral labour migration/ circular migration agreements across the region and with third countries
- Fair recruitment and decent employment for migrant workers including regulatory legislation on private employment agencies, aligned to international standards
- Social protection for migrant workers
- Regional Qualifications Frameworks at REC’s level and migrant workers’ recognition of qualifications at national and bilateral level
- Labour Migration Statistics
Mixed migration
- Enhancement of the production, analysis, dissemination, and utilization of migration data to inform mixed migration-related policies, programming, and communication
- Policies and strategies developed, adopted and implemented at regional and/or national level for protection and assistance to refugees, IDPs and other mixed migration flows
- Trafficking in Persons
- Smuggling of Migrants
- Awarernes Campaign, Protection & Assitance of Vulnerable Migrants, including Victims of Trafficking, refugees and assylum seekers and other migrants in the mix flow
- Refugees and Assylum Seekers
- Internally Displaced Persons
- Statelessness
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Internally displaced people (IDPs) have not crossed a border to find safety. Unlike refugees, they are on the run at home
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IDMC- AS DRC RATIFIES THE KAMPALA CONVENTION, IDMC ASKS: WHAT DIFFERENCE WILL IT MAKE?
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African Union Convention for theProtection and Assistance of Internally Displaced Persons in Africa (Kampala Convention)
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