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Titolo: L'Organizzazione internazionale del lavoro mette sotto accusa l'Italia

Audizione per il governo italiano, unico in Europa chiamato a rispondere 
sulle condizioni dei lavoratori stranieri
Evvai...
http://www.repubblica.it/2009/06/sezioni/cronaca/immigrati-9/ilo-italia/ilo-italia.html
per fortuna che Silvio c'�

 per fortuna che Silvio c'ï¿½
godete forzidioti (per quei pochi che conoscono l'inglese... patani 
esclusi ovviamente)
Italy
Migrant Workers (Supplementary Provisions) Convention, 1975 (No. 143)
(ratification: 1981)
Non-discrimination and protection of basic human rights of all migrant 
workers. The Committee notes the
Governmentï¿½s report in which it reaffirms its commitment to fully 
protect and respect the rights and dignity of migrants on
Italian soil. It notes in particular Legislative Decree No. 215, 2003, 
concerning equal treatment regardless of race and
ethnicity intended to transpose European Community Directive No. 
2000/43, in accordance with the 2001 European
Community Act (Act. No. 39 of 1 March 2002), and the creation of the 
Office for the Promotion of Equality of Treatment
and the Elimination of Discrimination based on Race and Ethnic Origin 
(UNAR) in November 2004. The UNAR is
charged with promoting equality of treatment to eliminate all forms of 
discrimination on the basis of race or ethnic origin,
to provide legal assistance to persons considering themselves to be 
victims of such discrimination, and to raise public
awareness in relation to racial integration. In addition, the Government 
has established the Department of Rights and
Equal Opportunities within the Office of the President of the Council of 
Minsters which has far-reaching competence in
the area of the promotion of human rights and the prevention and removal 
of any form of discrimination.
Despite the existence of human rights and anti-discrimination 
legislation and the creation of administrative and
advisory bodies, the Committee notes the apparent high incidence of 
discrimination and violations of basic human rights
of the immigrant population in the country. It notes from the findings 
of the Advisory Committee on the Framework
Convention for the Protection of National Minorities (ACFC) that racism 
and xenophobia affecting immigrants, asylum
seekers and refugees ï¿½ including Roma ï¿½ persists in the country creating 
a negative climate concerning these persons. The
ACFC also refers to the sometimes harsh conditions of detention of 
irregular immigrants, pending their expulsion to their
country of origin (ACFC/INF/OP/II2005003, 25 October 2005). The 
Committee further notes the concluding observations
of the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination 
(CERD/C/ITA/CO/15, March 2008) expressing
concern at reports of serious violations of the human rights of 
undocumented migrant workers, in particular those from
Africa, Eastern Europe and Asia, including ill treatment, low wages 
received with considerable delay, long working hours
and situations of bonded labour in which part of the wages are being 
withheld by employers as payment for
accommodation in overcrowded lodgings without electricity or running 
water. The CERD also refers to the ongoing racist
and xenophobic discourse targeting essentially non-EU immigrants, 
instances of hate speech targeting foreign nationals
and Roma, as well as reports of ill-treatment of the Roma, especially 
those of Romanian origin, by the policy force in the
course of raids in Roma camps, notably following the enactment of the 
presidential decree in November 2007, Law
Decree No. 181/07 regarding the expulsion of foreigners.
In the same context, the Committee notes that the UN Special Rapporteur 
on racism, the UN Independent Expert on
minority issues, and the UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights of 
migrants, issued a statement on 15 July 2008 in
which they expressed their serious concern about recent actions, 
declarations and proposed measures targeting the Roma
community and migrants in Italy, in particular the proposal to 
fingerprint all Roma individuals in order to identify those
undocumented persons living in Italy. They also condemned the aggressive 
and discriminatory rhetoric used by political
leaders explicitly associating the Roma to criminality, thus creating an 
overall environment of hostility, antagonism and
stigmatization among the general public.
The Committee is deeply concerned by these reports on violations of 
basic human rights, especially of
undocumented migrants coming from Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe, and 
of an apparently increasing climate of
intolerance, violence and discrimination against the immigrant 
population, especially the Roma of Romanian origin. As
these matters have an impact on the basic level of protection of the 
human and labour rights and the living and working
conditions of the immigrant population in Italy, the Committee considers 
that they raise serious issues of non-application
of the Convention. The Committee recalls the Governmentï¿½s obligation 
under Article 1 of the Convention to respect the
basic human rights of all migrant workers, irrespective of their migrant 
status. Moreover, under Article 9(1), the
Government has the obligation to ensure that migrant workers, even those 
illegally employed, are not deprived of their
rights in respect of the work actually performed as regards 
remuneration, social security and other benefits. The
Committee also recalls the Governmentï¿½s obligation under Articles 10 and 
12 of the Convention to take measures that
guarantee equality of treatment, with regard to working conditions, for 
all migrant workers lawfully in the country, as well
as measures to inform and educate the general public aimed at improving 
awareness of discrimination in order to change
attitudes and behaviour. These should not only cover non-discrimination 
policies in general but should ensure that the
national population accepts migrant workers and their families as fully 
fledged members of society (General Survey of
1999 on migrant workers, paragraph 426).
The Committee hopes that the Government will be able to act effectively 
to address the apparent climate of
intolerance, violence and discrimination of the immigrant population in 
Italy, including the Roma, and to ensure the
effective protection in law and in practice of the basic human rights of 
all migrant workers, independent of their status.
It hopes that the necessary measures will be taken to help the victims 
to assert their rights and to ensure that the
provisions of the legislation concerning discrimination are better 
understood and observed, and breach of them more
effectively penalized. The Committee hopes that the next report will 
contain full information on activities undertaken in
this area, including activities by the Office for the Promotion of 
Equality of Treatment and the Elimination of
Migrant workers
MIGRANT WORKERS
Discrimination based on Race and Ethnic Origin and the Department of 
Rights and Equal Opportunities. The
Committee also refers the Government to its comments under the 
Discrimination (Employment and Occupation)
Convention, 1958 (No. 111).
The Committee is raising other points in a request addressed directly to 
the Government.
*[The Government is asked to reply in detail to the present comments in 
2009.]*

 per fortuna che Silvio c'è
Io farei come gl'inglesi: ai "migranti" senza permesso di soggiorno 
negherei l'assistenza sanitaria; e a chi ha il permesso di soggiorno ma 
non ha pagato sufficienti contributi negherei la pensione d'invalidità 
e l'accompagnamento. ;-)
Oppure in Francia:
"Le ultime leggi in materia sanitaria in Francia pongono dei limiti 
all’assistenza medica stabilendo il trattamento gratuito solo alle 
persone che guadagnano meno di 500 euro al mese ed escludendo 
dall’assistenza medica gli immigrati senza permesso di soggiorno."
http://buongiornoeuropa.blog.rai.it/2008/03/02/la-sanita-in-francia/
La Repubblica: il giornalino gossiparo da gabinetti pubblici si 
preoccupa molto di quello che cita l'LLO.
ROTFL!!!
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Saluti
Strike

 dall’assistenza medica gli immigrati senza permesso di soggiorno."
infatti, dobbiamo adeguarci a tutte le peggiori legislazioni del mondo!!!
e chi siamo noi!!! democratici!!!
suvvia... andiamo a vedere che cosa fanno in Sudan, forse abbiamo 
qualcosa da imparare.
LLO non ha richiamato però UK e Francia, ma Italia, l'unico paese 
insieme alla Russia in Europa, e questo riguarda le discriminazioni 
sancite per legge verso i migranti per l'accesso al lavoro (cosa che non 
avviene in altri paesi)

 paesi)
Macché, succede anche in altri Paesi:
In GB:
“Un governo che decide di non fare nulla per la loro regolarizzazione è 
irresponsabile” perché “lascia migliaia di persone esposte a 
sfruttamento e insicurezza”.
“Se la strategia di una parte del governo è la ‘linea dura”, è 
l’appello del presule, dobbiamo essere risoluti e alzare la voce per 
chiedere la cittadinanza per gli immigrati residenti da anni e che 
hanno messo radici nel nostro Paese."
http://www.migrantitorino.it/?p=1003
In Francia:
http://news.politicaesocieta.blogosfere.it/sostenibile/2009/05/alsazia-in-agricoltura-la-nuova-schiavitu-degli-immigrati-dellest.html
Germania:
"Gli stranieri senza permesso di soggiorno a Colonia o altrove in 
Germania non hanno praticamente diritti."
http://www.agensir.it/pls/sir/V2_S2DOC_A.a_autentication?rifi=&rifp=&tema=Sir+Europa+italiano&oggetto=147738
Si parla soprattutto dell'Italia perchè sono i politici italiani a 
denunciare se stessi...:
http://vivaleuropa.ilcannocchiale.it/2006/10/25/ue_pe_sfruttamento_immigrati_e.html
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Strike

 sulle condizioni dei lavoratori stranieri
 Nessuna audizione per rispondere delle vittime dei delinquenti stranieri?

 
http://www.migrantitorino.it/?p=1003
ma allora sei duro di comprendonio
Noi abbiamo ratificato una convenzione internazionale che dice che i 
migranti non devono essere discriminati nell'assegnazione del lavoro, 
mentre una legge vergogna, di impronta pato-lechista dice proprio il 
contrario e pone in essere delle discriminazioni.
Tutto il resto sono cazzate fuori contesto

Memorex ha pensato forte :
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I "migranti" clandestini hanno gli stessi trattamenti in tutta europa, 
e il problema sussiste in GB, in Francia, in Germania, come si legge 
chiaramente dai link da me postati. In Italia i clandestini hanno 
diritto al trattamento sanitario gratuito, pure l'intervento chirurgico 
è garantito e gratuito. E gli stranieri che non hanno versato granché 
contributi, hanno diritto maturandone le condizioni, ad avere pensioni 
d'invalidità e accompagnamento. Tutto pagato dagli altri contribuenti.
E' poco?
E' ovvio che il lavoro nero vada combattuto, ma quello è un problema 
che vale anche per gl'italiani, come in GB, in Germania o in Francia.
Perchè si parla solo dell'Italia? Per mera ipocrisia degl'italiani 
stessi!
Lo spiega benissimo il giornale dei gabinetti pubblici da te riportato:
"La denuncia del sindacato.
Sulla base di quel rapporto sono stati poi Cgil, Cisl e Uil a portare 
in discussione il caso italiano alla conferenza "tripartita" dell'Ilo 
costituita da rappresentanti dei governi, delle imprese e dei 
sindacati."
Capito tutto? :-)
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Saluti
Strike

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NON SI PARLA DI CLANDESTINI!!!!!!
Ma di immigrati, di persone che non hanno la cittadinanza italiana!!!!


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