International Migration and Multicultural Policies

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International Migration and Multicultural Policies

The overall aim of UNESCO's programme on International Migration is to promote the respect for the human rights of migrants, and to contribute to peaceful integration of migrants in society.


		Questions/Answers

		From which countries do migrants come and where do they go to?

		How does UNESCO's Programme on International Migration and Multicultural Societies contribute to the management of migration and cultural diversity?

		How many migrants are there?

		What causes migration?

		What is the advantage of a multidisciplinary approach to migration issues?

		What is the Migration Without Borders Scenario?

		What is the UN Migration Convention?

		What is UNESCO’s position vis-à-vis the Migration Without Borders Scenario?

		Which countries have signed or ratified the Convention?

		Which organizations are taking part in the promotion of the UN Migrants’ Convention?

		Why do migrants need special protection?

		Why does the Convention make a difference between regular and irregular migrants?

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