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Migrants are often denied social protections and p Migrants are often denied social protections and public services due to their immigration status. They must often be deemed “worthy” to be deserving of these basic services. Services based on status is not accessible. 

🔗 Read the full report on https://www.womeninmigration.org/spotlightreport/
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Xenophobic narratives now dominate our world. From Xenophobic narratives now dominate our world. From “citizens-only” initiatives to physical harm, politicians and policymakers have normalized the idea that human rights do not apply to non-nationals, especially those with irregular migration status. But the threats faced by migrants today are not only interlinked. They are a close-up of those faced by everyone: expanded surveillance, climate crises, and the rollback of long-won human rights.

🔗 Read the full report on https://www.womeninmigration.org/spotlightreport/
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Labor rights and decent working conditions MUST be Labor rights and decent working conditions MUST be provided for ALL genders and working sectors. Including everyday workers sustaining the households and economy. 

This post touches on the Spotlight Report on Global Migration suggestions for regular pathways to increase access for migrants. 

Read the full report on our website.
What does access to full and meaningful participat What does access to full and meaningful participation of all migrants in civic life and policymaking look like? 

This post touches on the Spotlight Report on Global Migration suggestions for regular pathways to increase access for migrants. 

Read the full report on our website.

Photo credits for 2023 International Women’s Day Rally: Tequila Minsky and @Women Power Unions.

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