Diapositive 1

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• WORKSOPS
• WORKSHOP 1 RIGHT/Access to rights
• KEY WORDS Right indivisible and fundamental -
  undocumented migrants destitution, refused
  rights,
• barriers and facilities - gap between
  declaration and implementation, legal and
  juridical recourse.
• Vulnerability and fundamental RIGHT (indivisible)
  ephemeral legislations, (ex. irregular
  migration considered by any
• national low as crime !...) and norms often
  contradictory with fundamental ethical,
  deontological, humanists rights
• principles, (ex. detention camps, invitation to
  denounce - as spy - undocumented migrants,
  indiscriminate rejection, pushing back, not
  assistance to people in danger...), are deep
  'vulnus' wounds in civic society.

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• WORKSHOP 2 A) HEALTH well-being
• KEY WORDS ACCESS to health services as a RIGHT
  guaranteed to all. GAP BARRIERS between
  declaration and realisation in daily practices
  Information - Promotion - Prevention Public
  Private
• Access to health services is a right more than a
  charity. In what way to insure this right for
  all ?
• Between stereotypes and reality 'migrant bearer
  of infectious diseases...'.
• When the social needs make to emerge and
  aggravate the health problems - pathogenic
  contexts...
• What about 'poliambulatory solidales' where the
  private sector is co-working in synergy with
  public sector health specialized services ?
• - To exchange, evaluate, propose the best
  holistic health services, specially for
  undocumented migrants.
• - Social health needs make the adequate
  holistic answer is more difficult...
• - Mediator role, more important than cultural.

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• WORKSHOP 2 B) HEALTH mental health
• KEY WORDS Trauma - Access to Mental Health
  services Barriers
  Promotion prevention - Diagnosis treatment
  Accompaniment Care
• Complex needs and specific mental health
  services offered by public private services.
• - Migrant in beginning is not "vulnerable" and
  ill people, but in today context they risk to
  become.
• - Mediator role, more important than cultural
• - To exchange, evaluate, propose for the best
  global health services in daily practice, for
  legislation respecting human right, for a special
  attention on the mental health of migrants.

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• WORKSHOP 3 PARTICIPATION / work
• KEY WORDS Participation - job - exploitation -
  low right work labour - profit
  sharing - resources
• The participation ensures the quality of work,
  is the best antidote to any form of exploitation
  and contributes to a redistribution of resources
  against the benefit of the submerged economy.
• The seasonal evaluation of a phenomenon in
  Europe, what kind of complaisances, the law
  ignored and violated, the violence suffered...,
  what kind of consequences in the health? Which
  is responsible for that?
• Courageous initiatives and innovative projects at
  the levels of workers and enterprises, concerning
  legislations and information.
• Work and training Reinventing work, the new
  labour culture passing through various forms of
  training and of participation.
• Socials Cooperatives new experiences, old
  difficulties, future projects

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WORKSHOP 4 INTEGRATION / habitat -
community KEY WORDS Migrants homeless, Home
- habitat - housing policy
social cohesion - community local
integration - initiatives Integration Home as
welcome and active participation in building a
new multiethnic society, on mutual respect of
cultural and society diversity in order to
promote and improve a new model of social
cohesion ... ACCESS TO HOUSE new experiences
of community, facilitating the integration,
following the principle of 'sharing' opposed to
all forms of exploitation of 'sellers of
sleep' LOCAL INTEGRATION Access to decent
housing (e.g. social housing) is a precondition
for integration and can be a powerful tool for
policy makers and local authorities to promote
integration and social cohesion on the local
level.
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