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Access to justice for refugees and migrant workers : global trends
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Access to justice for refugees and migrant workers : global trends - Bangalore Bangalore NLSIU, Bangalore 2019 - 197 p. ; 25 cm.
CONTENTS DECLARATION ; CERTIFICATE ; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ; List Of Abbreviations ; Legal Instruments ; International Bodies ; Table Of Cases ; Contents ; Chapter 1: Introduction ; Research Methodology ; Aims and Objective ; Statement of Problem ; Scope and Limitation ; Hypothesis ; Research Questions ; Chapterization ; Sources of Data ; Mode of Citation ; Chapter 2: Refugees and Migrant Workers- Human Rights and Violations ; 2.1 Migrant Defined ; 2.1.1 Migrant Worker ; 2.1.2 Non-documented Migrant Worker ; 2.1.3 Refugee ; 2.2 Human Rights of Migrant Workers and Refugees ; 2.2.1 Migrant Workers ; 2.2.2 Refugees ; Chapter 3: Access to Justice ; 3.1 Access to Justice defined ; 3.2 Approaches to Access to Justice ; 3.3 Need for Access to Justice ; 3.4 Link of Access to Justice to The Sustainable Development Goals ; 3.5 Link of Access to Justice to Inclusive Growth ; 3.6 Barriers To Access To Justice ; 3.7 People-Focused Access To Justice ; 3.7.1 Understanding Justice Pathways ; 3.8 Vulnerable groups Defined ; Chapter 4: Legal Framework For Protection of Refugees and Migrant Workers – A Critical Analysis ; 4.1 Human Rights Treaties dealing with migrant workers and refugees ; 4.2 The Duties of States Towards Refugees and Migrants under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights ; 4.2.1 The Reception of Refugees and Migrants: Immediate Obligations under the Covenant ; 4.2.2 The Prohibition of Discrimination on Grounds of Nationality or Legal Status ; 4.2.3 Core Obligations ; 4.2.4 The Integration of Refugees and Migrants and the Specific Vulnerability of Undocumented Migrants ; 4.2.5 Data Collection as a Basis for National Rights Plans ; 4.2.6 International Cooperation ; 4.3 Refugees ; 4.3.1 When someone is a refugee ; 4.3.2 When a refugee is not a refugee: cessation and exclusion clauses57 4.3.3 Issues in Refugee Law ; 4.4 Migrant Workers ; 4.4.1 UN Convention for the Protection of the Rights of all Migrant Workers and members of their families, 1990 ; 4.4.2 The Migration for Employment Convention (revised), 1949 (No. 97)65; 4.4.3 The Migrant Workers (Supplementary Provisions) Convention, 1975 (No.143) ; 4.4 Challenges of Country of Origin ; Chapter 5: Judicial Mechanism- ARe-Analysis ; 5.1 Role of Judges and Lawyers in relation to Access to Justice for refugees and migrants ; 5.1.1 Principles on the role of judges and lawyers ; 5.1.2 General Principles ; 5.1.3 Determinations of Entitlement to International Protection ; 5.2 Effective Remedy And Access to Justice ; 5.3 Impartiality, Equality, and Independence Before The Law ; 5.4 National Judiciaries And International Law ; Conclusion ; Suggestions And Recommendations for Change ; 1. For Countries of Destination ; a) Suggestions related to Legal concerns ; b) Suggestions related to the Administrative Concerns ; c) Suggestions related to Financial Concerns ; 2. For Countries of Origin ; a) Suggestions related to Capacity Building ; b) Suggestions related to Legal Concerns ; 3. For Domestic Workers ; a) Suggestions related to Gender sensitization for all stakeholders ; b) Suggestions related to Protecting Mechanisms ; 4. For Civil Society Organizations (Both Destination and Origin Countries); 5. For Other International Organizations .. Error! Bookmark not defined; Bibliography ; Primary Sources ; Reports and Survey ; Secondary Sources ; Books Referred ; Articles Referred .
Access to justice Human rights - Refugees Human rights violation - Migrant workers Refugee law
Access to justice for refugees and migrant workers : global trends - Bangalore Bangalore NLSIU, Bangalore 2019 - 197 p. ; 25 cm.
CONTENTS DECLARATION ; CERTIFICATE ; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ; List Of Abbreviations ; Legal Instruments ; International Bodies ; Table Of Cases ; Contents ; Chapter 1: Introduction ; Research Methodology ; Aims and Objective ; Statement of Problem ; Scope and Limitation ; Hypothesis ; Research Questions ; Chapterization ; Sources of Data ; Mode of Citation ; Chapter 2: Refugees and Migrant Workers- Human Rights and Violations ; 2.1 Migrant Defined ; 2.1.1 Migrant Worker ; 2.1.2 Non-documented Migrant Worker ; 2.1.3 Refugee ; 2.2 Human Rights of Migrant Workers and Refugees ; 2.2.1 Migrant Workers ; 2.2.2 Refugees ; Chapter 3: Access to Justice ; 3.1 Access to Justice defined ; 3.2 Approaches to Access to Justice ; 3.3 Need for Access to Justice ; 3.4 Link of Access to Justice to The Sustainable Development Goals ; 3.5 Link of Access to Justice to Inclusive Growth ; 3.6 Barriers To Access To Justice ; 3.7 People-Focused Access To Justice ; 3.7.1 Understanding Justice Pathways ; 3.8 Vulnerable groups Defined ; Chapter 4: Legal Framework For Protection of Refugees and Migrant Workers – A Critical Analysis ; 4.1 Human Rights Treaties dealing with migrant workers and refugees ; 4.2 The Duties of States Towards Refugees and Migrants under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights ; 4.2.1 The Reception of Refugees and Migrants: Immediate Obligations under the Covenant ; 4.2.2 The Prohibition of Discrimination on Grounds of Nationality or Legal Status ; 4.2.3 Core Obligations ; 4.2.4 The Integration of Refugees and Migrants and the Specific Vulnerability of Undocumented Migrants ; 4.2.5 Data Collection as a Basis for National Rights Plans ; 4.2.6 International Cooperation ; 4.3 Refugees ; 4.3.1 When someone is a refugee ; 4.3.2 When a refugee is not a refugee: cessation and exclusion clauses57 4.3.3 Issues in Refugee Law ; 4.4 Migrant Workers ; 4.4.1 UN Convention for the Protection of the Rights of all Migrant Workers and members of their families, 1990 ; 4.4.2 The Migration for Employment Convention (revised), 1949 (No. 97)65; 4.4.3 The Migrant Workers (Supplementary Provisions) Convention, 1975 (No.143) ; 4.4 Challenges of Country of Origin ; Chapter 5: Judicial Mechanism- ARe-Analysis ; 5.1 Role of Judges and Lawyers in relation to Access to Justice for refugees and migrants ; 5.1.1 Principles on the role of judges and lawyers ; 5.1.2 General Principles ; 5.1.3 Determinations of Entitlement to International Protection ; 5.2 Effective Remedy And Access to Justice ; 5.3 Impartiality, Equality, and Independence Before The Law ; 5.4 National Judiciaries And International Law ; Conclusion ; Suggestions And Recommendations for Change ; 1. For Countries of Destination ; a) Suggestions related to Legal concerns ; b) Suggestions related to the Administrative Concerns ; c) Suggestions related to Financial Concerns ; 2. For Countries of Origin ; a) Suggestions related to Capacity Building ; b) Suggestions related to Legal Concerns ; 3. For Domestic Workers ; a) Suggestions related to Gender sensitization for all stakeholders ; b) Suggestions related to Protecting Mechanisms ; 4. For Civil Society Organizations (Both Destination and Origin Countries); 5. For Other International Organizations .. Error! Bookmark not defined; Bibliography ; Primary Sources ; Reports and Survey ; Secondary Sources ; Books Referred ; Articles Referred .
Access to justice Human rights - Refugees Human rights violation - Migrant workers Refugee law