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Annual Conference of the Coalition for Migrants and Refugees Rights on "Migration and Labor in Romania", 13 December 2017, Bucharest
The Coalition for Migration and Refugee Rights (CDMiR), consisting of organizations working in the field of... [...]
Round table: "Granting the right to practice to foreign physicians in the context of the personnel shortage in the Romanian health system"
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The 3rd Annual Conference of the Refugee Law Initiative (RLI) will be held on Wednesday 18 July and Thursday 19 July 2018 at the Senate House of the [...]
A comment piece in German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAS), one of the country’s largest newspapers, has reported that Poland could be [...]
The International Organization for Migration launched its flagship publication, the World Migration Report 2018, during the 108th IOM Council, in [...]
The European Court of Justice turned down a challenge brought by Hungary and Slovakia against the European Union’s mandatory refugee relocation [...]
Brasov Multicultural Day is an annual celebration of the Migrant Integration Center in the city of Brasov, Romania, intended to educate, impact upon [...]
It will be many years before Germany can fully assess how well it has integrated its newcomers. But it is already clear that the gloomiest [...]
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Immigration Policies in Romania: Policy proposals regarding the protection of immigrants’ civil rights in Romania

Immigration Policies in Romania: Policy proposals regarding the protection of immigrants’ civil rights in Romania
The recommendations within this policy brief stem from the results of the study entitled „Discrimination, abuse and exploitation: immigrants’ access to civil rights” which investigates the integration problems faced by immigrants present in Romania in five key areas related to fundamental rights: housing, health, education, work and access to goods and services (banking and telecommunications). Some of the recommendations are also based on the conclusions drawn from three public consultation sessions that brought together public and NGOs which are active in the migration field in order to debate the draft policy proposals of the abovementioned study.