International Legal Protection of Migrant Workers, National Minorities and Indigenous Peoples - Comparing Underlying Concepts

Examines the specific differences between instruments to protect migrants & instruments that protect national minorities & indigenous peoples, considering as well the impact of the overall inclusiveness of human rights instruments on these particular ones. In other words, the focus is on the...

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Published in:International journal on minority and group rights 2002, Vol.9 (3), p.195-233
Main Authors: van Genugten, Willem, van den Bosch, Marianne
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
American minorities
Citizenship
Collective rights
Comparative analysis
Countries
Human Rights
Indigenous peoples
Indigenous Populations
International human rights
International Law
Labour migration
Language minorities
Legal protection
Migrant labor
Migrants
Minority Groups
Minority rights
National minorities
Territories
Treaties
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Summary:Examines the specific differences between instruments to protect migrants & instruments that protect national minorities & indigenous peoples, considering as well the impact of the overall inclusiveness of human rights instruments on these particular ones. In other words, the focus is on the degree to which the lofty aims of the first generation of general human rights instruments are brought to bear on the specific international legal concepts that have been developed over time for migrants & members of national minorities or indigenous groups. K. Coddon
ISSN:1385-4879
1571-8115
DOI:10.1163/157181102777647169