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Diplomado En Migración Y Derechos Humanos Jornalero con mascarilla cargando cajas de cilantro | M. Scott Mahaskey / Politico CONVOCATORIAS, COMUNICADOS, AVISOS, DOCUMENTOS Diplomado en Migración y Derechos Humanos Diplomado en Migración y Derechos Humanos. Enfoque Multidisciplinarios. 5ta. edición 2020 Objetivo general Analizar de manera transversal el fenómeno migratorio en su intersección los derechos humanos, ilustrando los desafíos que enfrentan en esta materia las personas migrantes en mayores condiciones de vulnerabilidad, en las distintas fases del proceso migratorio; así como las obligaciones que tienen […] Leer más Invitación a consultar el boletín electrónico Este Mes en el IMR (Instituto Matías Romero), donde encontrarán información sobre las actividades que desarrollaremos en el mes de mayo. De igual forma, se incluyen algunos materiales de consulta gratuitos y en línea, entre ellos: el nuevo Apunte de Política Exterior, artículos de la Revista Mexicana de Política Exterior, videos de eventos académicos, nuestras notas de análisis sobre temas de coyuntura relevantes para las relaciones internacionales, nuestros pódcasts con entrevistas muy interesantes a especialistas, así como un tour virtual por las exposiciones del Museo de la Cancillería. ___________________________________________________________________________ _____________ El Consejo Nacional para Prevenir la Discriminación hace llegar el segundo número del Newsletter “Por la Igualdad y la Inclusión, Informémonos” en el cual se aborda el tema del COVID-19 desde un enfoque de inclusión, la atención a las Personas con Discapacidad y el abordaje que hacen los sistemas de protección internacionales. Asimismo, se hace un recuento de actividades desarrolladas por el Consejo en las últimas semanas. Espero que la información sea de utilidad, aprovecho la ocasión para enviarles un cordial saludo. Mtra. Mónica Maccise Duayhe Presidenta Consejo Nacional para Prevenir la Discriminación ESPAÑA Ganadores de la II Edición Premios Padre Arrupe a los Derechos Humanos IEUM-Universidad Pontificia Comillas – 05 de mayo de 2020 ¡Ya tenemos ganadores de la II Edición del Premio Padre Arrupe a los Derechos Humanos! Los ganadores son, en la categoría general: el Servicio Jesuita a Refugiados; y en la categoría de periodismo y comunicación: Jesús Blasco de Avellaneda. La entrega de premios se realizará a través de Webinar el próximo día 20 de mayo a las seis de la tarde, y tendrá acceso abierto a través de Webinar. Visitar el sitio Movilidad y derechos humanos durante la pandemia de COVID-19: Principios de protección para personas migrantes, refugiadas y otras personas desplazadas. Desarrollado bajo los auspicios de: Introducción Al responder a la pandemia de COVID-19, muchos Estados han tomado medidas severas y sin precedentes contra personas migrantes, refugiadas y otras personas desplazadas. Estas disposiciones han incluido cierre de fronteras, cuarentenas, expulsiones y cierres de comunidades de trabajadores migrantes y campamentos de refugiados. Las personas migrantes, refugiadas y otras personas desplazadas también han sido excluidos de los programas adoptados por los Estados para garantizar la salud y el bienestar económico de quienes se encuentran dentro de sus fronteras. Las acciones tomadas para controlar y prevenir la propagación del virus y minimizar los daños masivos infligidos por la pandemia deben de ser coherentes con las normas internacionales de derechos humanos. Estas normas, incluidas las de no discriminación, derecho a la salud y a la información, debido proceso y no retorno no retorno a un escenario de riesgo real - aplicable a todas las personas, independientemente de su estatus migratorio. Los siguientes principios se derivan de tratados e instrumentos internacionales, costumbre internacional, decisiones de los órganos creados en virtud de tratados de la ONU y directrices ampliamente aceptadas por la comunidad internacional. Además, estando informados por las decisiones de los organismos de derechos humanos en el nivel y acuerdos regionales interestatales. Los principios de ofrecen para informar y guiar la acción de los Estados, para ayudar a las organizaciones internacionales y proporcionar una base para la defensa y educación de personas migrantes, refugiadas y otras personas desplazadas. La crisis actual exige una acción robusta y efectiva. Pero los tiempos turbulentos no justifican las afirmaciones tales como que los derechos se pueden prescindir o dejar de lado porque se consideran inconvenientes en la búsqueda del control del virus. Es precisamente en esos momentos que los derechos humanos internacionales hacen su trabajo más importante, recordándonos los principios centrales de la humanidad por la que estamos luchando por preservar 1. Igualdad de trato y no discriminación. Las políticas estatales que responden a COVID-19 deben garantizar un trato igualitario y no discriminatorio de todas las personas, independientemente de su estado de inmigración y ciudadanía o el hecho de su desplazamiento. La amenaza de COVID-19 no conoce límites - fronteras geográficas, clase, raza, edad, género, orientación sexual, estatus o situación migratoria. Esto significa garantizar el acceso a asistencia médica, pruebas, y atención médica para todas las personas que están o pueden estar en riesgo, así como el acceso a los programas estatales adoptados para mejorar las dificultades económicas provocadas por la pandemia. No abordar las necesidades de salud de las personas migrantes, refugiadas u otras personas desplazadas por su origen o estatus migratorio, además de aumentar el riesgo de una mayor propagación de COVID-19, constituye discriminación, ya que sería irrazonable, inadecuado, no perseguiría un objetivo legítimo y amenazaría el bienestar de toda la comunidad. El principio de no discriminación también exige medidas proactivas para lograr los servicios de salud necesarios y otros servicios esenciales como alimentación y vivienda a comunidades s, incluidas aquellas cuyo desplazamiento, voluntario o involuntario, las ha separado de medios tradicionales de apoyo. Un enfoque proactivo necesariamente beneficiará a la comunidad en su conjunto al reducir los riesgos de transmisión entre aquellas personas que, de otro modo, serían incapaces, por falta de recursos, enfermedades, discapacidad u otras circunstancias, de dejar de trabajar, aislarse o acceder de forma independiente a los servicios de salud. (Fuentes: Pacto Internacional de Derechos Civiles y Políticos (PIDCP) arts. 2 (1), 26; Pacto Internacional de Derechos Económicos, Sociales y Culturales (PIDESC), art. 2 (2); Convención Internacional sobre la Eliminación de todas las Formas de Discriminación Racial (CERD) art.1 (1); Carta de las Naciones Unidas, preámbulo, arts. 1 (3), 55; Declaración Universal de los Derechos Humanos (DUDH), art. 2 (1); Convención sobre el Estatuto de los Refugiados (Convención de Refugiados), art. 3; Principios Rectores sobre el desplazamiento interno, principio 1 (1).) 2. Derecho a la salud. Los Estados deben respetar el derecho a la salud de los migrantes, refugiados y otras personas desplazada, incluso asegurando que la provisión de medicamentos esenciales, prevención y tratamiento sean proporcionado de manera no discriminatoria. El derecho a la salud está ampliamente reconocido en el derecho internacional. Los Estados tienen la obligación de proporcionar acceso a servicios de atención médica que estén disponibles cuando la falta de acceso a atención médica pueda exponer a una persona o comunidad a un riesgo que puede resultar en la pérdida de vidas. El acceso a alimentos, agua y saneamiento, refugio seguro y educación son reconocidos como parte del pleno derecho a la salud. Estas obligaciones, cruciales en la actual pandemia de COVID-19, se deben ofrecer a todas las personas, incluidas personas migrantes, refugiadas y otras personas desplazadas, así como apátridas cuya falta de nacionalidad efectiva no debe impedirles disfrutar del derecho a la salud. El derecho a los servicios de salud eficaces y respetuosos se logran mejor mediante medidas que tengan en cuenta puntos de vista de las poblaciones afectadas. (Fuentes: DUDH art. 25; PIDESC art. 12; CERD 5 (e) (iv); Comité de Asuntos Económicos, Sociales de la ONU y Derechos culturales, Observación general Nº 14 sobre el derecho al más alto nivel posible de salud; Comité de Derechos Humanos de la ONU, CCPR Nell Toussaint v Canada (2018), párrafo 11.) 3. Obligaciones del Estado para combatir el estigma, el racismo y la xenofobia. Los Estados deben asegurarse de que ni sus acciones, ni las acciones de otros, estigmaticen o inciten a la violencia contra personas por su estado de salud real o percibido, en particular cuando la estigmatización está relacionada con la nacionalidad o el estatus migratorio. Las normas internacionales de derechos humanos prohíben a los Estados atacar o discriminar a grupos particulares de personas en función de su condición migratoria, incluido el estado de salud real o percibido. Numerosos eventos de estigmatización y violencia racista o xenófoba se han dirigido contra personas basadas en su origen, en particular a las personas con ascendencia asiática y la percepción de que eran una fuente de infección por COVID-19. El estigma puede funcionar como una barrera importante en el acceso efectivo a la atención médica, una consecuencia que pone en peligro tanto a grupos señalados, como al público en general. Por lo tanto, los Estados deben abstenerse de adoptar medidas que fomenten o perpetúen la estigmatización, y deben garantizar que las respuestas
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