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Italy: Roundtable with trade unionists
Adl-Cobas Rimini and the Association Rumori Sinistri proposed to the LABCIT partner to cooperate with the goal to create a transnational network with Romanian NGOs aimed at 1. spreading information on labour rights in Italy among Romanian workers who live in Romania and want to migrate to Italy to work in the hospitality industry, and 2. supporting returnees who want to claim their rights ...
Czech Republic: Exploitation of migrant workers in neoliberal economies in Europe and the world
Location: Café Potrvá, Prague
Date: 18 July 2016
Number of participants: 24
Czech Republic: Workshop on Class and nationalism in Central Europe and Beyond
Partner: The Multicultural Centre Prague
Location: Tranzitdisplay Gallery, Prague
Date: 16 July 2016
Number of participants: 30
European Web Site on Integration's newsletter - issue 83
E-Newsletter
13 July 2016 / Issue 83
Dublin - Young Voices EU Consultation: Diversity, Connectivity, Inclusion
This is the 83rd issue of the European Web Site on Integration's newsle...
Czech Republic: The nonpayment of wages, working without a job contract, social isolation – this is the reality of EU citizens working in the Czech Republic. How to face it?
Partner: Multicultural center Prague
Location: Ministry of Labour, Prague
Date: 20 June 2016
Number of Participants: 50
Italy: New Proposals to International Cooperation
Partner: University of Padova
Location: University of Padova
Date: 21 June 2016
Number of Participants: 15
Czech Republic: The role of trade unions in the protection of rights of migrant workers: limits and perspectives
Partner: Multicultural Center Prague
Location: Trade Union Main Bulding
Date: 23 May 2016
Number of Participants: 30
European Web Site on Integration's newsletter - issue 82
E-Newsletter
14 June 2016 / Issue 82
Last Tuesday 7 June, the European Union adopted its Integration Action Plan of Third-Country Nationals. The Plan provides a comprehensive framework to support Member States' efforts in developing and strengthening their migrant integration policies, and describes the concrete policy, operational and financial measures the European Commiss...
European Web Site on Integration's newsletter - issue 81
This is the 81st issue of the European Web Site on Integration's newsletter. Every month, the Editorial team of...
Call for abstracts: 3rd CDCDI International Conference “Changing migration policies: national perspectives and supra-national strategies”
The Research and Information Center on Immigrant Integration (CDCDI) of the Romanian Association for Health Promotion (ARPS), launches the call for its 3rd international conference on migration, to be held in Bucharest, on 10 – 11 November 2016. The topics of this edition are included under the broader theme Migration and the EU Migration and Development Labour Migration IntegrationRomaniaarticles
EU-Turkey deal seems to be schizophrenic
On 17 and 18 March there was an EU summit in Brussels in order to confirm the agreement between Turkey and the EU from 7 March. The outcomes of the summit with regards to the joint statement with Turkey is a unprecedented plan to legalise (but not legitimise) violations of fundamental human...
Heads of OPU and Slovak Human Rights League launched their proposal for V4 countries on possible solution to the migration crisis
Heads of OPU and the Slovak Human Rights League, Martin Rozumek and Zuzana Števulová, presented in the Visegrad Revue their proposal for the V4 countries and urged them to take a constructive approach in shaping the future EU asylum and migration policy.
European Web Site on Integration's newsletter - issue 77
This is the 77th issue of the European Web Site on Integration's newsletter. Every...
Women and the refugee crisis - live broadcast
Date: Thursday, December 3, 2015 - 5:30pm to 7:00pm
The event will be broadcast live on CEU’s Ustream channel
Germany: Hearing I
As part of the “Testing EU Citizenship as Labour Citizenship: From Cases of Labour Rights Violations to a Strengthened Labour-Rights Regime” project co-funded by the European Union under the Europe for All Citizens Programme, 5 partner countries including Czech Republic, Romania, Italy, Lithuania and Germany, are Hearings with migrant workers from various economic sectors.
