Denial of economic and social rights to refugees

Name(s): 
Abuse of refugee status
Nature 
(a) In many countries refugees encounter difficulties in obtaining employment either because legal access to the labour market is restricted, or because in practice preference is given to nationals. Widespread recessionary trends have exacerbated these difficulties. (b) The proliferation of ill-founded or abusive applications for refugee status causes overloading of procedures, long delays, higher administrative costs, and problems for [bonafide] asylum-seekers.
Claim 
By and large the governments of the European Union are without a doubt guilty of systematic violations of human rights with regard to treatment of refugees and asylum-seekers.
Broader 
Denial of rights to vulnerable groups
Denial of rights of ethnic minorities
Unethical practices concerning movement of people
Narrower 
Denial of the right to work to refugees
Reduces 
Proliferation of Gypsy immigrants
Related 
Discrimination refugees
Denial of right to life
Uncontrolled immigration
Aggravated by 
Rejection of refugees
Strategy(ies) 
Studying consequences of migration
Improving preparedness capacity to aid displaced peoples
Humanizing refugee policy
Value(s) 
Rights
Self-denial
Status
Abuse
Denial
Refugee
Uneconomic
Unsociable
Reference(s) 
Miserez, D: Refugees - The Trauma of Exile: based on a workshop on psycho-social and medical needs of refugees / asylum seekers and how to meet them
Human Rights Watch: World Report
Type 
(E) Emanations of other problems