What is the International Organization for Migration?

Question 1: What is the role of China's accession to the International Organization for Migration? The significance of China's accession to the International Organization for Migration is as follows: 1. Effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of immigrants. The legitimate rights and interests of both immigrants in China and China people abroad can be effectively guaranteed. 2. Strengthen international cooperation, deeply participate in international immigration affairs, and enhance China's international influence. China's participation not only helps to promote the integration of domestic policies with the international community, but also helps to enhance China's influence on the immigration issue and enhance its voice in the formulation of international rules to solve the immigration problem and the implementation mechanism of international immigration protection. 3. It is conducive to cracking down on irregular immigrants, especially illegal immigrants who enter the country through human trafficking and smuggling, and further solving a series of illegal and criminal problems that may arise from this. 4. Reasonably carry out humanitarian relief work for refugees. Since China has not yet established a perfect refugee screening and resettlement system, China's accession to the International Organization for Migration will help to establish and improve the procedures related to refugee assistance. This does not directly mean that a large number of refugees will flood into China. On the contrary, joining the International Organization for Migration will make China's refugee assistance system more institutionalized and perfect. At the initiative of Belgium and the United States, 195 1 12 held an international conference on migration in Brussels, and decided to set up the European Committee for Migration (ICEM). The Articles of Association of the Organization came into being in 1953, came into force in 1954, was registered in the United Nations Secretariat in 1955, and was incorporated into the United Nations Treaty Collection. 1980, the organization changed its name to International Migration Committee. 1May 1987, the organization revised the Articles of Association, and the new Articles of Association came into effect on June1989165438+1October 14. According to the new regulations, the organization changed its current name to the International Organization for Migration (IOM). 201June 4th, China formally applied to join the International Organization for Migration.

Question 2: What does it mean for China to join the International Organization for Migration? Why did China join the International Organization for Migration? Let's just say that there are less than 200 countries generally recognized in the world, and when China joined IOM, it was already the165th member of this organization. In other words, more than 80% countries in the world are members of the International Organization for Migration. Therefore, it is normal for China to join this organization.

Question 3: What are the benefits of joining the International Organization for Migration for China's cooperation with relevant countries in immigration matters, and for dealing with the illegal entry of foreigners into China or China's illegal entry into foreign countries? This is the most basic. There is also cooperation in dealing with and responding to refugee problems.

Question 4: What does it mean for China to join the International Organization for Migration? The significance of China's accession to the International Organization for Migration is as follows: 1. Effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of immigrants. The legitimate rights and interests of both immigrants in China and China people abroad can be effectively guaranteed. 2. Strengthen international cooperation, deeply participate in international immigration affairs, and enhance China's international influence. China's participation not only helps to promote the integration of domestic policies with the international community, but also helps to enhance China's influence on the immigration issue and enhance its voice in the formulation of international rules to solve the immigration problem and the implementation mechanism of international immigration protection. 3. It is conducive to cracking down on irregular immigrants, especially illegal immigrants who enter the country through human trafficking and smuggling, and further solving a series of illegal and criminal problems that may arise from this. 4. Reasonably carry out humanitarian relief work for refugees. Since China has not yet established a perfect refugee screening and resettlement system, China's accession to the International Organization for Migration will help to establish and improve the procedures related to refugee assistance. This does not directly mean that a large number of refugees will flood into China. On the contrary, joining the International Organization for Migration will make China's refugee assistance system more institutionalized and perfect. At the initiative of Belgium and the United States, 195 1 12 held an international conference on migration in Brussels, and decided to set up the European Committee for Migration (ICEM). The Articles of Association of the Organization came into being in 1953, came into force in 1954, was registered in the United Nations Secretariat in 1955, and was incorporated into the United Nations Treaty Collection. 1980, the organization changed its name to International Migration Committee. 1May 1987, the organization revised the Articles of Association, and the new Articles of Association came into effect on June1989165438+1October 14. According to the new regulations, the organization changed its current name to the International Organization for Migration (IOM). 201June 4th, China formally applied to join the International Organization for Migration.

China has formally joined the International Organization for Migration. Will it accept refugees? Yes, China joined. On June 30th last year, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), headquartered in Geneva, held a special Council meeting and passed a resolution to approve the applications of China, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu. This also means that China has officially become a member of the International Organization for Migration.

Question 6: Will China accept refugees after joining the International Organization for Migration? In fact, China has accepted refugees before, such as Vietnamese refugees in the 1970s and 1980s.

According to the statistics of UNHCR, as of August 20 14, China has received about 3 10000 refugees, most of whom came from Viet Nam, Cambodia and Laos in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Will China's accession to the International Organization for Migration lead to a massive influx of refugees into China?

The answer is obviouslyno. Last April, the Report on China's International Migration compiled by China and Globalization Think Tank showed that China was becoming a refugee receiving country. But from a global perspective, the number of refugees received by China is almost negligible. On the other hand, accepting refugees is not a mandatory obligation, and countries will negotiate to determine the specific share.

Wang believes that many mature experiences of the International Organization for Migration can be used for reference by China to help China receive refugees in a more orderly and standardized way.

"It is time for China to deeply participate in global governance. China hopes to assume more international responsibilities, which must include receiving refugees. " Wang said that China is now the second largest economy in the world, and properly accepting refugees is an international humanitarian obligation and a manifestation of the responsibility of big countries.

Question 7: Will China accept refugees after joining the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in China? Accepting refugees does not mean accepting immigrants. Generally speaking, when accepting refugees, a place will be enclosed, which is the temporary residence of refugees. After the national security of refugees can guarantee their normal life after returning to China, these refugees will still be sent back.

Question 8: What political organizations are there in international organizations?

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Commonwealth of Independent States

Shanghai-Shanghai Cooperation Organization

* * * IPU

League of Arab States. Also known as ARAB LEAGUE

Western European Union

Latin American parliament

** * Maghreb Union

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Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE)

Organization of American States (OAS)

Organization of la Francophonie

ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations)

Rio Group

International Organization for Migration

Ibero-American Summit

Northern Sacred Mountain

Sango Committee

Asian Parliamentary Peace Association

Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons

Huayue

Council of Europe

South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)

council of the baltic sea states

Organization of African Unity (OAU)

Inter-Parliamentary Union

Visegrad Group

Intergovernmental Committee on Migration

Batumi; Coordinating Committee for Export to Communist Countries

Asian Parliamentary Forum

Gulf Cooperation Council

World Federation of United Nations Associations

Daxieshe international

International Criminal Police Organization

* * * Meeting organization

inter action council of former heads of government icfhg

British Commonwealth (of Nations)

International criminal court

Association of Caribbean States

The same is true of South American countries.

Socialist international

Nuclear suppliers group

The same is true of Portuguese-speaking countries.

Central European initiative

non-aligned movement

Council of Australia, New Zealand and the United States of America

Liberal international

GUAM Organization for Democracy and Development

Paris club

Group of 77

International Labour Organization (ILO)

China-* * National Cooperation Forum

Economic organization

World Trade Organization

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Organization

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)

Intergovernmental Development Organization (IGAD)

the organization for economic cooperation and development

Asian Development Bank (ADB)

the World Bank

* * * Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries

15 group

African Development Bank

European bank for reconstruction and development

the indian ocean rim association for regional cooperation

G20

Inter-American Development Bank

Caribbean Development Bank

Central African countries have the same economic structure.

Group of 24

European Central Bank

European Free Trade Association (EFTA)

Southern Africa develops the same body.

Bureau of international exhibitions (BIE)

South * * * the same market.

Benelux economic union

Economic Homogeneity of West African Countries

GATT

Andean isomer

Pacific Islands Forum

The economies of the Great Lakes countries are the same.

Boao Forum for Asia

Pacific isomorphism

Common Market of East and South Africa

New Partnership for Africa's Development

World Trade Organization (WTO)

East African isomorphism

West African Economic and Monetary Union

Caribbean * * * Homologous * * Common Market

International energy agency

Latin American economic system

Central American integration system

Greater Mekong Sub-region Economic Cooperation

World Energy Council

Alai Latin American Integration Association

International Air Transport Association (IATA)

Cotonou agreement

Black Sea Economic Cooperation Organization

Group of eight developing countries

Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering

International Monetary Fund

Southern bank

Professional institutions such as science and technology, culture and sports.

World Health Organization (WHO)

Third World Academy of Sciences

World League for Democracy and Democratic Youth

Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA)

International Council for Science

World Federation of Christian churches

Asian Olympic legal adviser

International Archives Council

International Free Labor Union

International Olympic Committee (IOC)

World Heritage Committee

International exchange development plan

Universal Postal Union (UPU)

internationalmilitarysportscouncil cism

International Chinese Teaching Society

World Federation of the Blind

international music council

international federation for information processing

world toilet organization,wto

World esperanto association

International Association of Journalists

international press institute

International Institute of Strategic Studies

International Federation of Journalists

international association of universities

Aobisi international

International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions

World congress

Mé decins sans frontiè res

International Federation of Translators

World Council of Indigenous Peoples

International news documentary and news film association

International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources

world fellowship of buddhists

World technical alliance

coordinating committee for international voluntary service ccivs

International Federation of Accountants

World leisure organization

International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization

World medical staff union

International Federation of Anti-Corruption Authorities

International Whaling Commission

World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)

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Question 9: Will China accept refugees after joining the International Organization for Migration? In fact, China has accepted refugees before, such as Vietnamese refugees in the 1970s and 1980s.

According to the statistics of UNHCR, as of August 20 14, China has received about 3 10000 refugees, most of whom came from Viet Nam, Cambodia and Laos in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Will China's accession to the International Organization for Migration lead to a massive influx of refugees into China?

The answer is obviouslyno. Last April, the Report on China's International Migration compiled by China and Globalization Think Tank showed that China was becoming a refugee receiving country. But from a global perspective, the number of refugees received by China is almost negligible. On the other hand, accepting refugees is not a mandatory obligation, and countries will negotiate to determine the specific share.

Wang believes that many mature experiences of the International Organization for Migration can be used for reference by China to help China receive refugees in a more orderly and standardized way.

"It is time for China to deeply participate in global governance. China hopes to assume more international responsibilities, which must include receiving refugees. " Wang said that China is now the second largest economy in the world, and properly accepting refugees is an international humanitarian obligation and a manifestation of the responsibility of big countries.

Question 10: Which world organizations has China joined? World Health Organization (WHO).

World Meteorological Organization (WMO)

International Monetary Fund General Data Dissemination System (GDDS), April 2002 15.

World trade organization (WTO) 200111.

Shanghai Cooperation Organization 2001June 15

APEC accession date: 199 1 year 1 1 month.

Accession time of IAEA: 1984

Upon accession of the United Nations: 1972

Wto 2001.11.10

Shanghai Cooperation Organization 2001June 15

International Monetary Fund General Data Dissemination System (GDDS), April 2002 15.

United Nations accession time: 1945. 10.24

Accession time of IAEA: 1984

APEC accession time:1991.11.