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Quick Link to this page: www.unesco.org/shs/migration   International Migration and Multicultural Policies The overall aim of UNESCO's programme on International Migration is to promote the respect for the human rights of migrants, and to contribute to peaceful integration of migrants in society.       Websites       Bangkok Office Trafficking and HIV/AIDS Project UNESCO Bangkok Office  More... Go directly to website         Committee on Migrant Workers (seated in the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights )  More... Go directly to website         Council of Europe - Migration Department (COE)  More... Go directly to website         December 18 (NGO)  More... Go directly to website         Forced Migration Network (UNESCO/UNITWIN)  More... Go directly to website         Geneva Migration Group   More... Go directly to website         Global Commission on International Migration (GCIM)  More... Go directly to website         Global Migration Group (GMG)   More... Go directly to website         High Level Dialogue on International Migration and Development   More... Go directly to website         International Labour Organization - International Labour Migration (ILO)  More... Go directly to website         International Organisation for Migration (IOM)  More... Go directly to website         Internet News on Migration Search Google News on Migration  More... Go directly to website         Linguapax   More... Go directly to website         Migrants Rights International (MRI)  More... Go directly to website         Migration Research Institutes Database Launched in February 2002, the Migration Research Institutes Database provides information on research and training institutes around the world. It also provides details on periodicals dealing with migration.  More... Go directly to website         Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)  More... Go directly to website         Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)  More... Go directly to website         The International Migration Policy Programme (IMP)  More... Go directly to website         The Mediterranean Website on International Migration (CARIM website)  More... Go directly to website         The World Bank Knowledge for Change Programme (KCP) in International Migration  More... Go directly to website         UNESCO Chair Migration and Human Rights   More... Go directly to website         UNESCO Trafficking Statistics Project UNESCO Bangkok Office  More... Go directly to website     Email this page     Printable version Quick Link to this page: www.unesco.org/shs/migration

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