1. NOWHERELAND REVISITED IN TIMES OF PANDEMIC 2020
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Trummer, Ursula, Novak-Zezula, Sonja, Dauvrin, Marie, Varga, Bernadett, Katrandzhieva, Sylvia, Hanemaayer, Amanda, Ruspini, Paolo, Lazarashvili, Veta, Nørredam, Marie Louise, Eliana, Pamela, Zamora, Pereyra, Kaldur, Kristjan, Kasearu, Kairi, Cailhol, Johann, Greiner, Paula, Sikic-Micanovic, Lyn, Nusbaum, Lika, Perna, Roberta, Seidler, Yuki, Rapolienė, Gražina, Blažytė, Giedrė, Hallack-Wolff, Florence, Sommarribas, Adolfo, Vukovich, Lilla, Nienaber, Birte, Van den Muijsenbergh, Maria, Nasholm, Linnea, Wilczewska, Ina, Cismariu, Liliana, Zlatar, Franci, Akgün, Seval, Villarroel Williams, Nazmy, Castaneda, Heide, and Center Health Migration [research center]
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Sciences politiques, administration publique & relations internationales [E08] [Droit, criminologie & sciences politiques] ,pandemic ,undocumented ,Political science, public administration & international relations [E08] [Law, criminology & political science] ,irregular migration - Abstract
Undocumented Migrants (UDM) belong to the most vulnerable groups in times of global emergency situations. COVID-19 does hit hardest the most vulnerable groups and it is important to create an evidence base to guide policy making. The Center for Health and Migration, Vienna, has initiated a stock-taking of national regulations concerning access to health and social care for UDM. The initiative aims to create a landscape of policy frameworks to inform policy making and practice development. National experts on health and migration are contacted and asked to provide information on the respective legal frameworks in the following categories: work, housing, compulsory education, social welfare, and health. A validated template is used for data collection.
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- 2021