Traduction de «Immigrée » (Français → Anglais) :

14. Calls on the Member States and the Commission to take practical steps to promote the emancipation and economic and social integration of migrant women, including in particular, under the joint Framework for the Integration of Third-Country Nationals, measures to foster language skills and understanding of the rights and duties deriving from the Community acquis, international agreements, the principles and laws applying in host countries (which, among other things, prohibit polygamy under the cloak of family reunification) and from the EU's core values, by drawing up specific training policies in equal opportunities, non-discrimination on grounds of gender and intervention from the gender perspective; programmes to combat discriminatio ...[+++]n in access to jobs and at work; support for immigrant women's business projects that foster the maintenance and diffusion of the cultural wealth of their countries of origin and the creation of and support for public fora for immigrant women in which they are actively represented;

14. Calls on the Member States and the Commission to take practical steps to promote the emancipation and economic and social integration of migrant women, including in particular, under the joint Framework for the Integration of Third-Country Nationals, measures to foster language skills and understanding of the rights and duties deriving from the Community acquis, international agreements, the principles and laws applying in host countries (which, among other things, prohibit polygamy under the cloak of family reunification) and from the EU's core values, by drawing up specific training policies in equal opportunities, non-discrimination on grounds of gender and intervention from the gender perspective; programmes to combat discriminatio ...[+++]n in access to jobs and at work; support for immigrant women's business projects that foster the maintenance and diffusion of the cultural wealth of their countries of origin and the creation of and support for public fora for immigrant women in which they are actively represented;

15. Calls on the Member States and the Commission to take practical steps to promote the emancipation and economic and social integration of migrant women, including in particular, under the joint Framework for the Integration of Third-Country Nationals, measures to foster language skills and understanding of the rights and duties deriving from the Community acquis, international agreements, the principles and laws applying in host countries (which, among other things, prohibit polygamy under the cloak of family reunification) and from the Union’s core values, by drawing up specific training policies in equal opportunities, non-discrimination on grounds of gender and intervention from the gender perspective; programmes to combat discrimina ...[+++]tion in access to jobs and at work; support for immigrant women’s business projects that foster the maintenance and diffusion of the cultural wealth of their countries of origin and the creation of and support for public fora for immigrant women in which they are actively represented;

9. If children, be they offspring of immigrants or of host country citizens, were taught the languages, culture, and history of sizeable immigrant communities living in the cities and regions of the Member States, a further effect would be to foster the self-esteem of immigrant families as a whole and bolster their sense of being integrated, as well as helping them to establish good relations with their children’s schools and the wider community, as well as with their children themselves; only through understanding of the cultural richness of immigrant communities can relations between host communities and immigrants be truly transforme ...[+++]d in such a way as not only to prevent xenophobia, but also to progress beyond mere tolerance to attain respect and consideration for others.

8. Points out with concern that one of the main problems of women immigrants remains that of language skills and as 50% of women immigrants have not advanced beyond compulsory education, while only 17% percent have completed tertiary education, calls on the Member States to promote access to education and training systems in the host countries for young women immigrants and to continue initiatives to integrate them into education and culture by means of the Socrates, Leonardo de Vinci, Culture and Youth programmes; considers it especially important for the Member States to recognise the vocational training and skills of highly educated ...[+++]women and ensure that they have access to language training, thereby enabling them to live up to their great potential;

Immigrant communities must be integrated if they are not to become isolated and excluded from society.