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Contactos para los medios: OIT: Salwa Kanaana, Responsable Regional de la Comunicación e Información al Público, +961 1 752 400 (Ext 117), kanaana@ilo.org ACNUR: Olga Sarrado Mur, Relaciones Exteriores, +962 (0) 79 761 77 99, SARRADO@unhcr.org Etiquetas: empleo, empleo informal, fomento del empleo, ingreso, industria de la construcción, agricultura, refugiados Regiones y países cubiertos: Jordania, República Arabe Siria Herramientas Este contenido se encuentra disponible en العربية English français A A+ A++ Imprimir Comparta este contenido in Vea también Publicación Work permits and employment of Syrian refugees in Jordan: towards formalising the work of Syrian refugees [pdf 8025KB] Artículos Mejores competencias y más empleos formales para los refugiados sirios Ayudar a los refugiados sirios a formalizar su estatus laboral gracias a las cooperativas Proyecto Supporting the strategic objectives of the London Syria Conference 2016 Evento Towards Formalisation: Work permits for Syrian refugees in Jordan Contacto para los medios newsroom@ilo.org © 1996-2022 Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT) | Derechos de autor y autorizaciones | Política de Privacidad | Alerta de fraude | Descargo de responsabilidad   Volver arriba
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LETTER DATED 13 JUNE 2016 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF GEORGIA TO THE UNITED NATIONS OFFICE AT GENEVA ADDRESSED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL
According to so called “law”, the following categories of permits shall be issued to “foreign citizens”: 1) entry permit; 2) temporary residence permit; 3) residence permit; and 4) work permit. (...) All four categories of permits - entry permit, temporary residence permit, residence permit and work permit, will not be issued to an applicant which 1) is or was “against the independence and the sovereignty of Abkhazia”; 2) “poses threat to security of Abkhazia”; 3) participated in war against Abkhazia in 1992-1993 or assisted to those who participated in it. (...) It should be underlined that the restriction on applying for residence permit concerns people without citizenship. Therefore, ethnic Georgians holding the Georgian citizenship will not be even able to apply for residence permits.
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Puntuación: 1094057.9 - https://daccess-ods.un.org/acc...et?open&DS=A/HRC/32/G/8&Lang=S
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REPORT OF THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION OF THE SAMI PEOPLE IN THE SáPMI REGION OF NORWAY, SWEDEN AND FINLAND
In addition to the Minerals Act, the Environmental Code20 applies in matters concerning the granting of a concession, while a permit for exploitation is granted under both the Minerals Act and the Environmental Code. Exploration permits and exploitation concessions are granted by the Mining Inspectorate and may be appealed before the Government. (...) There are no requirements for social impact assessments under Swedish law. Assessments for permits and concessions are conducted on a case-by-case basis and applications for exploration and exploitation permits are not evaluated against already existing projects and the cumulative impact that they may have on the affected Sami communities.
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Puntuación: 1088928.9 - https://daccess-ods.un.org/acc...en&DS=A/HRC/33/42/ADD.3&Lang=S
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REPORT OF THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON THE ISSUE OF HUMAN RIGHTS OBLIGATIONS RELATING TO THE ENJOYMENT OF A SAFE, CLEAN, HEALTHY AND SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT, ON HIS VISIT TO MADAGASCAR : NOTE / BY THE SECRETARIAT
The assessment provides a basis for the decision whether to issue an environmental permit allowing the action to go forward. 11. On his visit to Madagascar in 2011, the then Special Rapporteur on the right to food identified several defects in the assessment procedure, including that local communities often did not have the capacity to take part in public consultations effectively, taking into account the limited information they had about the effects of proposed projects; that the results of the assessment were not required to be made public; and that local communities did not have access to an independent mechanism to review decisions to grant environmental permits (A/HRC/19/59/Add.4, para. 30). (...) In recent years, Madagascar has seen a rapid increase in mining permits, which has led to an increase in the number of protests against mining operations. The conflict that received the most attention during the visit concerned a mining permit in Soamahamanina to a Chinese company, Jiuxing Mines, which was the
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LETTER DATED 2 OCTOBER 2013 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF GEORGIA TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE
Las cámaras de control por vídeo de circuito cerrado que hay en los puestos de control fronterizos están conectadas con la base de datos central, lo que permite mantener el control las 24 horas del día. (...) Governmental Resolution No. 451 of 1/12/2011 on “Approving permit forms and rules for the issuance of permits for the export, import, re-export and transit of dual-use products subject to export control” 8 General licensing 9 Exceptions from licensing X Law on Licences and Permits 10 Licensing of deemed export/visa 11 National licensing authority X X 12 Interagency review for licences X 1. (...) Governmental Resolution No. 451 of 1/12/2011 on “Approving permit forms and rules for the issuance of permits for the export, import, re-export and transit of dual-use products subject to export control” 4.
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Estudio de la OIT Un estudio reciente de la OIT, “ Work permits and employment of Syrian refugees in Jordan: towards formalising the work of Syrian refugees ” ( Permisos de trabajo y empleo para los refugiados sirios de Jordania: hacia la formalización del trabajo de los refugiados sirios) , constató que el permiso de trabajo confiere la sensación de estabilidad y seguridad a los trabajadores refugiados de Siria en Jordania, pero que había que redoblar los esfuerzos para mejorar sus condiciones de empleo en general. Etiquetas: trabajo, sindicatos, industria de la construcción, refugiados Regiones y países cubiertos: Jordania © ILO/Ala’a al Sukhni 2022 Herramientas Este contenido se encuentra disponible en العربية English français A A+ A++ Imprimir Comparta este contenido in Vea también Página web ILO Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis Publicación Work permits and employment of Syrian refugees in Jordan: towards formalising the work of Syrian refugees [pdf 8025KB] Contacto para los medios newsroom@ilo.org © 1996-2022 Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT) | Derechos de autor y autorizaciones | Política de Privacidad | Alerta de fraude | Descargo de responsabilidad   Volver arriba
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REPORT OF THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF MIGRANTS, JORGE BUSTAMANTE : ADDENDUM
The introduction of special temporary permits to manage complex mixed migration is increasingly common internationally. (...) The Special Rapporteur did, however, note certain flaws in the above initiative. Permits are issued under the Immigration Act and allow Zimbabwean nationals to apply for permits to work, study and or conduct business. (...) The Department of Home Affairs has defended the necessity to detain asylum-seekers, on various grounds: (a) asylum-seekers who allow their permits to expire become illegal foreigners; (b) when someone ceases to be an asylum-seeker following the initial rejection of his or her claim, regardless of any ongoing appeals; (c) an asylum-seeker permit merely allows an individual to “sojourn” in the country; nothing prevent this sojourn from taking place in detention; and (d) an asylum-seeker permit issued or renewed from detention does not entitle an individual to be released from detention.
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LETTER DATED 23 OCTOBER 2017 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF GEORGIA TO THE UNITED NATIONS OFFICE AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN GENEVA ADDRESSED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL
Recently the occupation regime in Sokhumi has started forced distribution of so- called residence permits in Gali district. Thus, on the grounds of ethnic origins, the local Georgian population, who were born and grown up in Abkhazia and are residents of this region in three, four and more generations, are compelled to register as foreigners in the places of their origin. Even with those so-called residence permits ethnic Georgian population are subject to additional restrictions of rights to residence, work and property. Furthermore, the people with low income, HIV/AIDS infection or drug addiction, and also those who were subject to administrative responsibility twice or more times or spent more than 6 months outside Abkhazia/Tskhinvali regions are denied the possibility to receive even so-called residence permits, i.e. any document identifying a person.
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Puntuación: 1025707.8 - https://daccess-ods.un.org/acc...t?open&DS=A/HRC/36/G/14&Lang=S
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