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Caritas urges European Union not to turn migrants into criminalsCaritas is calling on European governments to stop the criminalization of migrants as outlined in new EU legislation. >>
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How Caritas works: Women and Migration“Migrants...represent 2.9 per cent of world population, some 185-192 million people, nearly half of whom are female. The most common employment opportunities for women...are areas where just treatment must be assured for migrant women out of respect for their femininity in recognition of their equal rights. >>

Lebanon Migration Center Starting with a small team of three people in 1994, the Caritas Migration Centre today helps thousands of foreigners living in Lebanon. >>

Caritas statement on human trafficking Caritas strongly condemns trafficking as a criminal act that violates basic human rights >>

Pan Asia campaign against trafficking Alice was 25 when she left her job in Manila, the Philippines. She is a qualified civil engineer, yet her salary was not enough to pay for her four brothers and sisters to go through school. >>

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