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Gender-sensitive policies and/or strategies regulating labour migration at national and/or regional level

Report

“Namibia Employers and Trade Unions Labour Migration Network (NETUMN)” Common Charter and Action Plan

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MODEL LAW ON IMMIGRATION FOR THE COMMON MARKET FOR EASTERN AND SOUTHERN AFRICA(COMESA

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Brochure

DRAFT COMPENDIUM OF PROPOSED NATIONAL AND REGIONAL TRAINING INSTITUTIONS IN THE COMESA REGION TO BE ENGAGED ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE AWARENSS AND SESITIZATION ON THE COMESA PROTOCOLS AND COMESA COUNCIL OF MINISTERS DECISIONS ON THE COMESA PROGRAMME ON FREE MOVEMENT OF PERSONS, LABOUR AND SERVICES.

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Brochure

COMESA Protocol on Free Movement of Persons, Labour, Services, Right of Establishment and Residence

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Factsheet

THE COMESA PROTOCOL ON FREE MOVEMENT OF PERSONS, LABOUR, SERVICES, RIGHT OF ESTABLISHMENT AND RIGHT OF RESIDENCE

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Factsheet

THE COMESA PROTOCOL ON THE GRADUAL RELAXATION AND EVENTUAL ELIMINATION OF VISAS

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2030 Agenda, Africa, Assistance for Migrants, Asylum Seekers, Bilateral Labour Migration Agreements, COVID-19, Data, Fair Labour practices, Fair Recruitment, Forced labour, Guidelines for Migration Policy, Human Rights, Human Trafficking, ILO, ILO Conventions, Internally Displaced Persons, International Labour Standards, Irregular Migration, Labour Market, Labour Migration, Labour Migration Governance, Labour Migration Policies, Labour Policy, Migrants, Migrant Smuggling, Migrant Workers, Migration data, Migration Policy, Migration Statistics, Migração Laboral, Mixed Flows, Mixed Migration, Organized Crime, Regulatory Framework, Report, SADC, Smuggling of Migrants, Social Dialogue, Social Protection, Social Security, Statelessness, Stateless Persons, Statistics, Training, Vulnerable Migrants
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