Sentence examples for support for migrant from inspiring English sources
Support for migrant domestic workers has also come from several international organisations.
It has also been criticized for its lack of support for migrant children; under international conventions governing the rights of the child, minors should not be detained.
26 27 As the most important source of social support for migrant patients with TB, family members played an important role, which could not be replaced by any other sources, in encouraging them to seek timely treatment after TB diagnosis.
The 2016 Immigration Act seeks to: "Reduce pressures on local authorities and simplify support for migrants pending resolution of their immigration status or their departure from the UK".
Yards away, an Occupy-style collective had taken over part of the square to express support for migrants from Syria, Afghanistan, and other trouble spots.
The "Refugees Welcome" flag has become a common sight at football grounds, and banners proclaiming support for migrants are often seen at Bundesliga and lower division games.
Others came as asylum seekers, attracted by the relative ease of crossing borders within the European Union, their paths eased by a generous system of state support for migrants.
Here he'll be playing similar curveballs alongside Hyperdub's Cooly G and LuckyMe's Eclair Fifi as part of a fundraiser for Glasgow's Unity Centre, a charity that provides support for migrants and asylum seekers.
She showed some backbone internally and externally: refusing to give up on an invitation to the leaders' debates, and insisting that the party would proudly parade its support for migrants, not hide it in a corner.
The Unity centre is only one part of a vibrant network of support for migrants and refugees across Glasgow, rooted in local communities and bringing together people from around the world with their Scottish neighbours.
Notably, the level of support for migrants has decreased across voters of all political inclinations The key question to ask on immigration, especially in the light of the Brexit vote, is: are there signs of the aversion to non-European migrants and lack of support for refugees extending to EU migrants?
