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Toute personne se trouvant au sein de la société doit impérativement jouir sans entrave à ses droits et libertés fondamentaux en vue de l’amélioration de la qualité de sa vie. Mais, à cet effet, il y a certains facteurs qui font en sorte que ces droits ne soient accessibles. Et, ces facteurs pourraient par exemple être en lien avec les conflits armés ou des guerres. Dans ce cas, il faut noter, qu’au lendemain de la deuxième guerre mondiale, les Etats ont souhaité codifier à travers la Déclaration universelle des droits de l’homme du 10 décembre 1948 que lorsque les droits et libertés fondamentaux sont en péril, tout individu a le plein droit de pouvoir quitter directement son endroit habituel pour aller chercher refuge ailleurs, à l’extérieur de son pays qui serait encore capable de pouvoir mieux garantir sa dignité. Cet objectif qui est celui de protéger la dignité de la personne qui craint la persécution a été renforcé plus tard par la convention de Genève du 28 juillet 1951 relative au statut de réfugiés. Cette dernière a instauré le principe de non refoulement de personnes fuyant la guerre et ledit principe a été repris également dans plusieurs textes juridiques. Curieusement, à l’heure actuelle en vue de décourager et réduire les immigrations irrégulières, certains Etats Européens concluent des accords avec d’autres pays afin de procéder à l’externalisation des différents demandeurs d’asile en dehors de l’espace européen. Ce comportement est illicite car, il viole de façon systématique le principe de non refoulement et à plusieurs textes juridiques protégeant les droits de l’homme.

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In this article the authors explore how Brexit changes the social meanings and uses of formal national and EU citizenship and how these meanings and uses are stratified, including by migratory experience, class and age. They do so through in-depth interviews with Britons in Belgium, EU27 citizens 'by birth' residing in the UK, and Bangladeshis who naturalised in Italy before moving to the UK. The article highlights the differences both between the three groups and within the groups, along lines of class and age, in the expectations regarding rights linked to citizenship, in the salience of different rights (e.g. freedom of movement, access to welfare, voting), and in the availability of alternative resources to contain the impact of Brexit. The authors argue that the Brexit process not only highlights the value of citizenship as well as the added value of a citizenship of an EU member state, but that it also reveals how the value of citizenships is internally stratified. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Migration affects almost every nation, emphasizing the need to guarantee social security rights for all migrants and their families. This article focuses on the rights of workers who migrate between the countries of the European Union (EU) and the Ibero‐American community. In the EU, social security systems are increasingly coordinated through Regulation No. 883/2004 and its Implementing Regulation No. 987/2009. In the Ibero‐American community, coordination is sought through the Ibero‐American Social Security Convention. Despite convergence between these two international instruments, coordination is still lacking between them. This article presents a comparative analysis to articulate the necessary mechanisms to guarantee coordination, to respect the social security rights of migrant workers. We focus on the cooperation and coordination between regional as well as national systems, specifically looking at the need for and aims of a rapprochement between these two major international coordination instruments to provide greater EU‐Ibero‐American cooperation. Finally, the importance of promoting greater international cooperation in social security policy and administration is highlighted, to engender the adequate protection of the rights as well as the free movement of migrant workers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Regional integration organizations (RIOs) have long been an important mechanism for cooperation among States. With their ever- closer ties, concerns about the regimes of the States involved have led RIOs to adopt norms for sanctions or suspension from these organizations when irregular regime changes occur, or governments become undemocratic. This article reflects on the development and enforcement of these tools based on two major cases for Europe and Latin America: the case of Venezuela in Mercosur and Hungary in the European Union. The conclusion is not supposed to plainly label processes as "succeeded" or "failed" but rather to provide observations on mutual learning through case studies to better reflect on the design of institutions, norms, adaptation, and political constraints to its enforcement. Las organizaciones de integración regional (OIR) han sido durante mucho tiempo un importante mecanismo de cooperación entre países. Con sus lazos cada vez más estrechos, la preocupación por los regímenes de los países implicados ha llevado a las OIR a adoptar normas de sanción o suspensión de estas organizaciones cuando se producen cambios irregulares de régimen, o los gobiernos se vuelven antidemocráticos. Este artículo reflexiona sobre el desarrollo y la aplicación de estas herramientas basándose en dos casos importantes para Europa y América Latina: el caso de Venezuela en el Mercosur y el de Hungría en la Unión Europea. La conclusión no pretende etiquetar lisa y llanamente los procesos como "exitosos" o "fracasados", sino aportar observaciones sobre el aprendizaje mutuo a través del estudio de casos, para reflexionar mejor sobre el diseño de las instituciones, las normas, la adaptación y las limitaciones políticas para su aplicación. Les organisations d'intégration régionales (OIR)ont longtemps représenté un mécanisme fondamental de coopération entre pays. En raison de leurs liens de plus en plus étroits, les inquiétudes concernant les régimes des pays concernés ont conduit les OIR à adopter des normes de sanction ou de suspension de ces organisations en cas de changements irréguliers de régimes ou non démocratiques de gouvernements. Cet article reflète le développement et l'application de ces mécanismes à partir de deux cas significatifs pour l'Europe et l'Amérique latine : le Venezuela dans le Mercosur et la Hongrie dans l'Union Européenne. La conclusion n'est pas censée qualifier les processus « d'échec » ou de « réussite » mais plutôt fournir des observations sur l'apprentissage mutuel à travers des études de cas afin de mieux réfléchir à la conception des institutions, aux normes, à l'adaptation et aux contraintes politiques de leur exécution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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To what extent do the representations of the past contribute to the interpretation of the present? Very often, especially in a period of crisis, which means at the tipping point from one situation to another, a wider field is offered to explain past events. Under this angle, this article is going to explore what the media often describe as the "Greek crisis". Indeed, since 2010, a series of austerity measures, dictated by the European authorities, have led the country to lose its sovereignty. This representation of a country deprived of its political power gives rise to the resurgence of past representations coming from the contemporary history of Greece, when the country was not able to determine its own destiny. Furthermore, it is important to emphasize the fact that, from its constitution, the Greek State was placed under the tutelage, both politically and economically, of three protective powers, Great-Britain, France and Russia. During the 2010s, the devastating consequences of the austerity policy weighed on the Greek people and led to the impoverishment of a significant part of Greek citizens while the state debt was continuing to grow. This "contemporary odyssey" brings us to think about three myths, well known since Antiquity, which occupy a unique place in the popular culture of the Greeks: Sisyphus, Procrustes and Tantalus. Those three myths can help us better understand the present. Consequently, we can therefore ask ourselves: to what extent do certain historical circumstances reactivate myths registered to the collective representations of a people? That question constitutes the starting point of our reflection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Esta investigación analiza el contexto en el que la Comisión Europea presentó su Nuevo Pacto Europeo de Inmigración y Asilo, junto el contenido del mismo y los retos y dificultades a los que se enfrentan la UE y sus Estados miembros en su implementación, profundizando especialmente en dos aspectos. Primero, en las consecuencias de la pandemia y las restricciones de movimientos adoptadas para frenarla y, segundo, en la nueva crisis de desplazados y refugiados a raíz de la guerra en Ucrania, la mayor hasta la fecha desde que existe la UE, destacando la novedosa y positiva activación de la Directiva de protección temporal. Se concluye que las novedades no constituyen un cambio de tendencia a futuro y que el Nuevo Pacto no implica una nueva política migratoria, por lo que, en muchos aspectos, no le auguramos a la Unión más éxitos que los muy escasos habidos hasta el momento en la gestión de los flujos migratorios, con la excepción, en todo caso, de la protección a los desplazados y refugiados ucranianos, que por desgracia permite excluir a los nacionales de terceros estados que residían en Ucrania.

En el ámbito de la Unión Europea, el tradicional papel de las fronteras como elemento de control de la movilidad humana se ha visto reforzado con la pandemia por Covid-19 y la invasión de Ucrania. Las limitaciones a la movilidad ya existentes por motivos de seguridad se han incrementado. En ese contexto, han continuado las vulneraciones de derechos en las fronteras exteriores, también en el caso de los niños, niñas y adolescentes no acompañados. Este trabajo analiza desde una perspectiva jurídico-política las situaciones de violencia que se dan en las fronteras y propone alternativas para afrontarlas. Para ello, es necesario reformular los parámetros más recientes de la Unión Europea en su política de inmigración y asilo.

Scaling the summit for women's rights: From local to global and global to local (p.21) Bandana Rana Finding your voice and identity for many women in South Asia, including Nepal, is like climbing Mt. Everest, the highest peak in the world—not an easy task with deeply embedded patriarchal values and gender norms. Violence against women, particularly domestic violence, is the biggest deterrent to women's advancement and development. However, with support from a vibrant women's movement and civil society activism, scaling this mountainous hurdle can be possible. This article examines both the challenges that women in Nepal face and the progress that women's rights groups have achieved in promoting gender equality in that country. Through both personal and systemic reflections, world-renown women's rights activist Bandana Rana presents her journey for gender equality from the local to the global and back. Tradition, development, and gender equality: Addressing the incoherences through collective action (p.32) Tara Lipovina This article addresses gender coherence for development, defined as transformative development that addresses systemic power differences that discriminate against women. Following the contribution from Bandana Rana, this scientific article reflects on challenges that women face in Nepal, with specific discussion of patriarchal traditions. However, the analysis notes that the development does not necessarily positively effect gender equality. Regional policies, such as the European Union's neighborhood policies in the Western Balkans (specifically in Montenegro), and the Association of Southeast Asian Nation's economic policies often undermine the gender equality initiatives from these regions. The article identifies collective action and norm ownership as important bases for achieving transformative development that promotes gender equality. Mujeres indígenas, desarrollo y derecho a una vida libre de violencia (p.40) Mónica Carrasco Gómez y Perla O. Fragoso Lugo En este artículo se argumenta la relevancia de la participación directa de las mujeres indígenas en la planeación, modelación, ejecución y evaluación de las políticas públicas dirigidas a ellas como una población diversa, con agendas comunes a las de las mujeres mestizas, pero también con necesidades, problemáticas y propuestas distintas e incluso diferenciadas según su propio grupo cultural. Para ello nos centramos en el abordaje de los programas gubernamentales y la literatura producida en torno al desarrollo social y al combate a la violencia de género contra las mujeres en el estado de Chiapas, la entidad con el mayor número de habitantes hablantes de una lengua indígena en México. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Drawing on the decision to ban asbestos' trade and use within European Union space from 1 January 2005 onwards, this paper attempts to recreate the "Community" path, mainly from a legal perspective, until the decision was settled. This process unrolled at a special politicalinstitutional level, the European Communities/European Union, which is not a reflection - nor is it directly determined - by social movements. However, the harm caused by asbestos, particularly during work, did not stop when the ban entered into force. Far from becoming a problem of the past, asbestos became a serious and complex issue at EU today, and it is felt now by the societies of its Member States. Removal, demolition, maintenance or repair, mainly of buildings with asbestos, demand conditions to guarantee the protection of the workers' health against contamination from dust and fibers released during the works and constructions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Exceptional times call for exceptional measures—this formula is all too familiar in the domestic setting. Governments have often played loose with their state's constitution in the name of warding off an urgent threat. But after decades of increasing interconnectedness and emerging transnational governance, today one sees new forms of emergency politics that are cross-border in range. From the European Union to the World Health Organization, from supranational institutions to state governments acting in concert, the logic of emergency is embraced in international contexts, with Covid-19 the latest occasion. This Forum offers an entry-point into this emerging phenomenon. Taking as its point of departure two recent books, it examines the origins, forms, effects and normative stakes of emergency politics beyond the state. Among the matters discussed are the concept of emergency politics, the historical context of its contemporary forms, the patterns of decision-making associated with it, the implications for the legitimacy of transnational institutions, and the constitutional and political ways in which it might be contained. Transnational emergency politics seems likely to remain a central feature of the coming years, and our aim is to further its study in international relations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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C’est dans le contexte d’une interminable crise économique et financière ainsi que d’une longue période électorale que la France et l’Allemagne fêtèrent, en janvier 2013, le cinquantième anniversaire de leur amitié. Le présent article se propose, sur la base du discours politique, du discours médiatique, ainsi que sur l’opinion publique des deux pays, d’analyser l’image de l’Allemagne en France et l’image de la France en Allemagne, de même que l’autoreprésentation des deux Etats cinquante ans après le Traité de l’Élysée. Plus précisément, il s’agira de faire apparaître les grands thèmes dominant l’image du pays voisin en mettant en avant les facteurs permettant de les expliquer et en les replaçant dans le contexte plus général des relations franco-allemandes.