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International Migrants Day
By Richmond Chambers -

UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, has published a message for International Migrants Day, which was observed on 18th December.

 UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, has published a message for International Migrants Day, which was observed on 18th December.

Common European Asylum System
By Richmond Chambers -

The European Commission has adopted a communication on "Enhanced intra-EU solidarity in the field of asylum" which seeks to reinforce practical, technical and financial cooperation, move towards a better allocation...

 of responsibilities and an improved governance of the asylum system, and to contribute to the finalisation of the "Common European Asylum System" (CEAS) by 2012 (a deadline set by the Stockholm Programme).

Proposals to enhance the rights of refugees
By Richmond Chambers -

The European Parliament has approved the Commission's proposal to amend the Qualification Directive which will enhance the rights granted to refugees and...

 beneficiaries of subsidiary protection in the EU. The Directive guarantees uniform rights when it comes to health care and access to the labour market.

Court rules on immigrant social housing request
By Richmond Chambers -

The European Court of Human Rights has recently ruled that a local authority was justified in not treating with priority a social housing request by an immigrant, whose son was conditionally allowed to stay in the UK.

 The European Court of Human Rights has recently ruled that a local authority was justified in not treating with priority a social housing request by an immigrant, whose son was conditionally allowed to stay in the UK.

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