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national migration law

Migrants, ESCR & Other Rights
  23 Mar 2018

“Urgent” decree on migrants declared unconstitutional by the judiciary

The judges determined that the Decree of Necessity and Urgency (DNU) adopted by the national government to modify the country’s Migration Law is unconstitutional because it does not comply with the requirements for this kind of decree and because the changes go against migrants’ rights.

Criminal Justice & Security
  13 Dec 2017

WTO meeting in Argentina: Rejected accreditations and deportations

The government rejected the accreditations of 65 people who planned to participate in the WTO Ministerial Conference in Buenos Aires and sent the list to immigration officials as a security “alert.” Two people on the list were ultimately deported.

International Work
  30 Jun 2017

Banding together to defeat Argentina’s utterly unfit candidate to the IACHR

Published by openDemocracy, this opinion piece analyzes the joint work and individual strategies that different Argentine, regional and international organizations used to convince OAS member states to reject Argentina’s candidate to the IACHR, Carlos Horacio de Casas.

International Work
  22 Jun 2017

A Global Compact on the rights of migrant persons

“Regulating migration” must stop being equated with impeding or criminalizing migrants. In regional and international forums, we promote alternative models that guarantee their rights.

Institutional
  15 May 2017

Migrant Rights: Sharing, and Expanding on, Lessons Learned in Argentina

Autor/a: CELS
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Migrants, ESCR & Other Rights
  26 Jan 2017

While Argentina’s government furthers the stigmatization of foreigners, our organizations request dialogue

More than 150 organizations requested an urgent meeting with Argentine Cabinet Chief Marcos Peña, in order to propose to him that any modification to the Migrations Law must be debated in the multiple spaces that exist for this purpose, from working groups all the way to Congress.

Migrants, ESCR & Other Rights
  20 Jan 2017

Migrants in check: an immigration reform outside the law

The draft Decree of Necessity and Urgency (DNU) that we gained access to changes the paradigm of the current law and is a setback for migrant rights.

Migrants, ESCR & Other Rights
  24 Aug 2016

Irregular migration status is not a reason for detention

The government will build and open a migrant detention center, as a tool to “combat irregularity” and for situations beyond those specifically established by the Migration Law and its detailed regulations.

Migrants, ESCR & Other Rights
  19 Oct 2013

Migrants

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