This past tuesday the second panel discussion took place, as part of the set of instances we have organized with the Migration National Service of Arica. The discussion was on “Migration, Sovereignity and International Law: Judicial standards for a firm, legal and sustainable migration management”.
The main question guiding the discussion was: How can Chile implement a firm and sovereign migration policy while, at the same time, respecting its international obligations and human rights standards? Through this discussion, we sought to analize the main components of international law applicable to migration management, identifying practical effects on public policy, border security, administrative procedures and safeguarding fundamental rights.
With a packed auditorium, our discussants shared their expertise and experience. The discussion was carried out by José Antonio Cabedos, Amabassador and current chief of the Migration Division at the General Direction of Consular Affairs, Inmigration and Chileans Abroad; Claudio Bravo Macías, Prefect, chief of the migration prefecture, PDI; Carlos Baeza, regional chief of the National Institute of Human Rights; and Marcos Andrade, lawyer and professor in Law and Migration at the University of Tarapacá.
Our work is important, so we appreciate it if you cite the use of the code and figures available in this repository.
MIGRA, N. (2024). MIGRA Repository (Version 2.0.4) [Computer software].
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