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The Rights of Children, Youth and Women in the Context of Migration

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  • Victor Abramovich

    (Centre of Human Rights – University of Lanus)

  • Pablo Ceriani Cernadas

    (Centre of Human Rights – University of Lanus)

  • Alejandro Morlachetti

    (Centre of Human Rights – University of Lanus)

Abstract

This paper is an updated version of a previous draft working paper entitled, "Migration, Children and Human Rights: Challenges and Opportunities". This paper aims to address the issue of children’s and women’s migration from a human rights perspective by highlighting: (i) the particular situation of children and adolescents within the migration-development nexus, (ii) the gender perspective at all stages of analysis and programming and (iii) the significant gaps within legislation and policies, that inhibit the formulation of effective and rights-based responses relating to children, adolescents and migration.

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  • Victor Abramovich & Pablo Ceriani Cernadas & Alejandro Morlachetti, 2011. "The Rights of Children, Youth and Women in the Context of Migration," Working papers 1106, UNICEF,Division of Policy and Strategy.
    • Handle: RePEc:uce:wpaper:1106
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    Cited by:

    1. David Hulme & Rorden Wilkinson, 2012. "Brave new world: global development goals after 2015," Global Development Institute Working Paper Series 16812, GDI, The University of Manchester.

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