Support the Joint Statement: Advancing Vocational Inclusion of Stateless People Across the UN
This initiative is developed and led by Apatride Network, a member of the Global Alliance, and which is redoubling its advocacy efforts to promote the vocational inclusion of stateless people across the United Nations system.
S’appuyant sur les efforts du réseau Apatride – qui ont contribué à inciter le HCR à supprimer les obstacles techniques empêchant l’emploi des apatrides – cette initiative vise à encourager toutes les entités des Nations Unies à adopter des mesures similaires et à garantir l’égalité d’accès aux possibilités d’emploi pour les apatrides dans l’ensemble du système des Nations Unies.
Dans le cadre d'une stratégie de plaidoyer à plusieurs volets visant à généraliser cette bonne pratique au sein des Nations Unies, le Réseau Apatride a rédigé une déclaration commune, approuvée par le Groupe de travail thématique de l'Alliance mondiale sur la protection des droits des apatrides. Nous sollicitons désormais d'autres soutiens de la part des membres de l'Alliance mondiale et d'autres organisations souhaitant s'y associer.
Endorsing the statement offers an opportunity to collectively call for inclusive employment policies and practices that ensure stateless people can apply for and access employment within the UN system on an equal footing.
The joint statement can be accessed here ou ci-dessous au format PDF.
Organizations wishing to sign on may use this lien vers le formulaire Google ou répondre to [email protected], indicating the full name of the organization and, where applicable, the name and title of the responding person. Please endorse the statement by 31 May 2026 COB.
Déclaration conjointe sur la promotion de l'inclusion professionnelle des apatrides dans l'ensemble des Nations Unies
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