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PubMed1988

Act ratifying the Convention relating to the position of children born to separated French-Algerian couples, 12 July 1988.

This Convention is designed to solve the problems of children born to French-Algerian parents who have separated and live on opposite sides of the Mediterranean Sea. It applies to legitimately born children, one parent of whom is of Algerian nationality and the other of French nationality and contains provisions relating to preventing conflicts as well as regulating them in court. It is based on the premise that such children should be able freely to circulate in both countries and aims at maintaining a child's ties to both parents. Under the Convention, a judge is to give visitation rights to the parent who is not given custody, except in exceptional circumstances. Parents who interfere with visitation rights are subject to criminal sanctions, and procedures for obtaining the return of children who are held are simplified. The Government of France ratified the Convention by means of Decree No. 88-809 of 12 July 1988.

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PubMed1988

Decree No. 88-53 relating to the recruitment of foreign workers by industrial enterprises producing only goods for export, 9 January 1988.

This Decree provides that enterprises producing only goods for export may hire only four foreign workers for training and supervisory positions. Information about foreigners so hired must be presented to the Minister of Social Affairs within a month of hiring. Enterprises wanting to hire more than four foreigners in training and supervisory positions must, before hiring, obtain the Minister's approval of a program of hiring and "Tunisification." The program must include, among other things, a description of the positions and the date at which foreigners in such positions are to be replaced by Tunisians. The Minister is to approve or reject the program within a month of its submission. Existing enterprises are required to conform to the provisions of this Decree within three months of its date of publication.

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PubMed1993

International and return migration: the experience of Yemen.

"This study deals with the impact of...return migrants (or returnees) on the social and economic development of the Republic of Yemen in both the short and long terms, and assesses the possibility of their integration into the society and economy of the new Republic. The first section offers a brief history of Yemeni migration and description of the demographic and economic characteristics of the returnees compared with those of the non-migrant population. It also discusses the volume of remittances.... The second section...discusses the problems encountered in integrating [returnees] into the socio-economic fabric of the new State, the absorptive capacity of the various economic sectors, and the prospects for their employment in the short and medium run."

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PubMed1997

Spotlight: Oman.

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