General Information on International Migration

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General Information on International Migration: Other Publications

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.


		Books


			Exploring Transnational Communities in the Philippines Edited by Virginia A. Miralao and Lorna P. Makil More...


			In De Olde Worlde: Views of Filipino Migrants in Europe Edited by Filomenita Mongaya Høgsholm More...


			Migration Without Borders. Essays on the Free Movement of People What would happen if border controls were to be suppressed and people granted the right to move freely throughout the world? More...


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			2004 World Survey on the Role of Women in Development: Women and International Migration United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Division for the Advancement of Women The migration of women has always been an important component of international migration. As of 2000, 49 per cent of all international migrants were women or girls, and the proportion of females among international migrants had reached 51 percent in more developed regions. More...


			Culture of Peace and Migration Supang Chantavanich Integrating Migration Education into Secondary School Social Science Curriculum in Thailand More...


			Integrating Migration into Social Science Curriculum Aslam Mahmood, D.K. Sharmaand and O.S. Dewal India More...


			International Migration and the Millennium Development Goals UNFPA, United Nations Population Fund Expert Group Meeting More...


			International Migration, Border Controls and Human Rights: Assessing the Relevance of a Right to Mobility Antoine Pécoud and Paul de Guchteneire More...


			Managing international migration: towards a right to mobility? Paul de Guchteneire More...


			Meeting the Challenges of Migration, Progress since the ICPD UNFPA, United Nations Population Fund United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) More...


			Migration in an Interconnected World: New Directions for Action The Global Commission on International Migration (GCIM) The Global Commission on International Migration report says that the international community has failed to realize the full potential of international migration and has not risen to the many opportunities and challenges it presents. Greater coherence, cooperation and capacity are required for a more effective governance of migration, at national, regional and global levels. More...


			Migration Without Borders: an Investigation into the Free Movement of People Antoine Pécoud and Paul de Guchteneire Article published in Global Migration Perspectives, No. 27, April 2005 More...


			Report on World Population Monitoring, Focusing on International Migration And Development UN Secretary General Kofi Annan With the number of international migrants standing at 191 million and their remittances at $226 billion, the Commission on Population and Development devoted its thirty-ninth session from 3 to 7 April 2006 at United Nations Headquarters to international migration and development. More...


			Strengthening Protection of Migrant Workers and their Families with International Human Rights Treaties International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC) This kit provides a technical tool to equip members of national administrations, non-governmental organisations and other interested stakeholders reporting or compiling background information on compliance with UN human rights norms and standards. More...


			Towards a right to mobility Antoine Pécoud and Paul de Guchteneire, UNESCO More...


			World Economic and Social Survey 2004: International Migration United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs The 2004 Survey addresses the issue of international migration and examines historical and recent surges in migration, policies towards migration, its economic and social effects, the question of refugees and the states of international cooperation regarding migration. More...


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