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This publication has been prepared by the UN system organizations and related international entities as input to the second UN General Assembly High-level Dialogue on International Migration and Development on 3 and 4 October 2013. The individual chapters illustrate the work undertaken by the various contributors in support of migrants, their families, and societies touched by migration. The agency chapters draw the attention of policymakers and practitioners to tools, guides and good practices in the area of international migration and development. The book also offers some unique insights into the growing coherence of action among these key international players in the migration field. The collaboration among the agencies represented in this book reflects ongoing efforts to advance global understanding and inter-agency cooperation on migration. The book thus helps to fill a gap in knowledge about the "international system" around migration. This is a publication of the UN System Chief Executives Board for Coordination, coordinated by UNFPA and IOM, in collaboration with the Global Migration Group and other members of the Chief Executives Board, as well as the Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Migrants and the NGO Committee on Migration. The book includes a preface by the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.

Opening statements / Asha-Rose Migiro, Brunson McKinley, Joseph Fugolo -- Migration and development: international responses and partnerships / Rogelio Fernandez-Castilla -- The work of the Ayala Foundation for the FGMD / Victoria Garchitorena -- MacArthur Initiative on Global Migration and Human Mobility / Milena Novy-Marx -- Prospects and limits of international cooperation on migration and development in a new world order: a political perspective from the European Union / Gallya Lahav -- Migration and development: past, present and future / Mark J. Miller -- A global dialogue on migration and development / Irena Omelaniuk -- Facts and problems of migration policies / Antonio Golini -- Global mobility and the quest for an international migration regime / Fey Koslowki -- Critical legal and policy issues facing international labour migration / Nadia H. Yakoob -- Challenges of integration: the second generation in the United States and Europe / Nancy Foner -- Culture and religion in migrant integration / Archbishop Celestiono Migliore -- The migratory experience of Portugal / Bernardo Sousa -- The Suma Agricultural Cooperative Society, Ghana and Italy / Belinda Damoah Comfort -- The costs and benefits of migration to sending states: the more you look, the worse it gets / Rodolfo de la Garza -- Mobility and development regional consultative processes (RCPs): ministerial consultation on overseas employment and contractual labour for countries of origin in Asia: an Indonesia perspective / Andre Siregar -- Research priorities and gaps: an agenda for the Global Forum on Migration and Development / Susan F. Martin -- International migration policies: an overview / Barry Mirkin -- Migration, environment and development: new directions for research / Koko Warner, Frank Laczko

(...) Part I: Social Scientific Papers Ito, Chiaki ; Chunjitkaruna, Phannee: Overview of Thai migrant workers in Japan Suzuki, Noriyuki: Recruitment and problems of Thai trainees in Japan Tsay Ching-lung: Working and living conditions of Thai contract workers in Taiwan Laodumroungchai, Samarn: Undocumented Thai migrant workers in Taiwan Muhamed, Khadija ; Chantavanich, Supang: Thai migrant workers in Malaysia Atipas, Porntipa: The regional economic crisis and the migration of Thai workers to Singapore Hong Woon Young: Analytical report of expert interviews on issues of Thai labor migrants in Singapore Part II: Legal papers Kondo, Atsushi: Immigration law and foreign workers in Japan Tsay Ching-lung ; Tseng Pi-yuan: Labor code on the employment and management of foreign nationals in Taiwan Tsay Ching-lung: Evolution of Taiwan's foreign labor policy and management Ahmad, Sharifah Suhanah Syed: Foreign labor in Malaysia Ewing-Chow, Michael: Singapore: legal issues relating to Thai migrant workers Prachason, Sajin: Conclusion Appendix: Abstracts of papers in Thai (...)

Contar con una guía para la protección de los derechos humanos de las personas migrantes resultaba una necesidad impostergable en México, dada la situación de vulnerabilidad cada vez más evidente en la que se encuentran las personas migrantes indocumentadas de tránsito, considerando especialmente las circunstancias por las que atraviesan las mujeres, así como las personas solicitantes de refugio y los niños, niñas y adolescentes no acompañados, entre otros grupos peregrinos. Los cambios recientes en la legislación mexicana en el ámbito migratorio y de los derechos humanos hacen de la capacitación a las y los servidores públicos un imperativo categórico, y una labor que precisa actualización constante sobre los procedimientos específicos para actuar conforme a derechos y con pleno respeto a los derechos humanos de las personas migrantes en el país