Internalización de normas internacionales en materia de derechos de migrantes. El caso de Chiapas

Q3 Social Sciences

Norteamerica Pub Date : 2015-01-01 DOI:10.20999/nam.2015.a007

José Álvaro Martínez Quezada (Profesor-investigador) , Adriana Sletza Ortega Ramírez (Profesora-investigadora)

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Abstract

This article analyzes the difficulties in incorporating the stipulations set forth in the International Convention on the Protection of All Migratory Workers and Their Families into the Mexican Migration Law passed in May 2011 and the regulatory norms of the National Migration Institute and the Ministry for the Development of the Southern Border and Liaison for International Cooperation of the Chiapas government. Using a constructivist, multinational approach, this article looks at the rights set forth in the un convention and Mexico’s migratory legislation, as well as the experiences and opinions of civil society organizations about these bodies’; actions in Chiapas and their limitations.

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本文分析了将《保护所有移徙工人及其家庭国际公约》的规定纳入2011年5月通过的墨西哥移民法以及国家移民研究所和恰帕斯政府南部边境发展与国际合作联络部的监管规范的困难。本文运用建构主义的多国方法，检视联合国公约和墨西哥移民立法所规定的权利，以及民间社会组织对这些机构的经验和意见;在恰帕斯州的行动及其局限性

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Norteamerica Social Sciences-Cultural Studies

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20 weeks

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