prohibition of arbitrary or collective expulsion, the right to private and family life, the best interests of the child, as well as the right to seek asylum Principle 7: Protect migrants from all forms of violence and exploitation, whether inflicted by institutions, officials, or by private individuals, entities or groups Principle 8: Uphold the right of migrants to liberty and prohibition of arbitrary detention through making efforts to end immigration detention of migrants. Never detain children on account of their migration status or that of their parents Principle 9: Ensure the widest protection of the family unity of migrants, facilitating family reunification, and preventing arbitrary or unlawful interference in the right of migrants to the enjoyment of private and family life Guarantee the human rights of all children in the context of migration, and ensure Principle 10: that they are treated as children first and foremost Principle 11: Protect the human rights of migrant women and girls Principle 12: Ensure the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health of all migrants Principle 13: Safeguard the right of migrants to an adequate standard of living Principle 14: Guarantee the right of migrants to work, in just and favourable conditions Protect the right of migrants to education, including primary and secondary Principle 15: education as well as higher education and vocational and language training Principle 16: Uphold migrants’ right to information through ensuring they are provided accessible, reliable, relevant and accurate information on their situation and rights Principle 17: Guarantee monitoring and accountability in all responses to large and/or mixed movements of migrants, including through protecting the right of migrants to appropriate and effective remedies Principle 18: Respect and support the activities of human rights defenders and others working to rescue and provide assistance to migrants Principle 19: Improve the collection of disaggregated data on the human rights situation of migrants, while ensuring the right to privacy and protection of personal data Principle 20: Build capacity and promote cooperation amongst and between all relevant stakeholders to ensure a gender-responsive and human rights-based approach to migration governance and to understand and address the drivers of the movement of migrants in a vulnerable situation Principle 1: Ensure that human rights are at the centre of addressing large and/or mixed movements of migrants Guidelines:
prohibition of arbitrary or collective expulsion, the right to private and family life, the best interests of the child, as well as the right to seek asylum Principle 7: Protect migrants from all forms of violence and exploitation, whether inflicted by institutions, officials, or by private individuals, entities or groups Principle 8: Uphold the right of migrants to liberty and prohibition of arbitrary detention through making efforts to end immigration detention of migrants. Never detain children on account of their migration status or that of their parents Principle 9: Ensure the widest protection of the family unity of migrants, facilitating family reunification, and preventing arbitrary or unlawful interference in the right of migrants to the enjoyment of private and family life Principle 10: Guarantee the human rights of all children in the context of migration, and ensure that they are treated as children first and foremost Principle 11: Protect the human rights of migrant women and girls Principle 12: Ensure the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health of all migrants Principle 13: Safeguard the right of migrants to an adequate standard of living Principle 14: Guarantee the right of migrants to work, in just and favourable conditions Principle 15: Protect the right of migrants to education, including primary and secondary education as well as higher education and vocational and language training Principle 16: Uphold migrants’ right to information through ensuring they are provided accessible, reliable, relevant and accurate information on their situation and rights Principle 17: Guarantee monitoring and accountability in all responses to large and/or mixed movements of migrants, including through protecting the right of migrants to appropriate and effective remedies Principle 18: Respect and support the activities of human rights defenders and others working to rescue and provide assistance to migrants Principle 19: Improve the collection of disaggregated data on the human rights situation of migrants, while ensuring the right to privacy and protection of personal data Principle 20: Build capacity and promote cooperation amongst and between all relevant stakeholders to ensure a gender-responsive and human rights-based approach to migration governance and to understand and address the drivers of the movement of migrants in a vulnerable situation Principle 1: Ensure that human rights are at the centre of addressing large and/or mixed movements of migrants Guidelines:
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