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Mobile, global and hard at work: Re-evaluating migrant options, risks and dignity in an age of globalisation

BINGHAM, John, International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC), 02 November 2007

Discussing the need to need to think in terms of every person, rather than workers; of respect for the family, rather than individuals; and of the dignity of each human being, migrant or citizen - working or not - rather than rights alone.
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