Sentence examples for migrants and human from inspiring English sources

Tajikistan's government has demanded that the Russian authorities investigate the boy's death, which has sparked protests by Tajik migrants and human rights activists in Russia.

This fall and subsequent rise has been attributed to a period of time when migrants and human traffickers began searching for less-monitored routes north through Mexico.

Towns in Mexico that are known for hosting in-transit migrants and human traffickers — such as Arriaga, Chiapas — have seen their streets empty out since the federal crackdown.

The White House, for its part, has responded to the crisis by pushing to expedite the deportation process for Central American minors and families traveling together in order to send the message to would-be migrants and human traffickers that those who arrive won't be allowed to stay.

But migrants' advocates and human rights activists say the Mexican government would be ill prepared to handle the sudden and significant surge in asylum petitions that would result from a safe third country agreement.

Here at the Vatican, the mandate entrusted to the office I lead is the merger of four previous existing dicasteries - one for humanitarian assistance; one for health care; one for migrants, refugees and human trafficking; and one for social justice, justice and peace.

Such regular migration could fill labor market gaps, increase economic opportunities for migrants, and avert human rights violations.

Navfor Med, the European Union's military operation to rescue migrants and fight human trafficking in the Mediterranean, said the number of dead would be known only once the bodies had been retrieved.

The documentaries, feature films, experimental videos and gallery installations produced through the BAFC and later Smoking Dog Films transformed filmmaking, both technically and culturally, exploring the many facets of European migrants and the human experience.

"It's officially not presented as a way to fill the gaps in the labor market, it's humanitarian," explains Akio Nakayama, head of the Tokyo mission of the International Organization for Migration, a United Nations agency charged with protecting migrants and combating human trafficking.

They must aim at strengthening the State's capabilities for the protection of migrants and their human rights, while recognizing their contributions to economic development and achieving their social inclusion, in order to eradicate intolerance and racism.