Traducción de «Cuidadora de residencia infantil » (Español → Inglés) :

residential care worker | special needs support worker | residential childcare worker | residential home children care worker

adult services worker | residential home adult care worker

care home worker | care support worker | care home assistant | residential care home worker

48. Commends Lebanon for the open border and reception policy which it has had for years regarding refugees from Palestine, Iraq and Syria, and calls on the European Union to allocate more resources and to work closely with the Lebanese authorities to help the country uphold the protection of the rights of refugees and asylum seekers; is concerned, in this context, about the reportedly significant number of cases of child and/or forced marriages among Syrian refugees; encourages the Lebanese Government to consider a reform of the law regulating entry into, residence in and exit from Lebanon, which does not distinguish between asylum se ...[+++]ekers and refugees on the one hand and migrants on the other; supports the recommendations of the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) in calling for measures to raise awareness among women migrant domestic workers of their human rights under the CEDAW Convention, to which Lebanon is a state party; emphasises, in particular, the need to abolish the ‘Kafala system’ and ensure effective access to justice for women migrant domestic workers, including by guaranteeing their safety and residence during legal and administrative procedures relating to their status;

O. whereas EVD is not only a public health catastrophe but also has long-lasting psychological, social and economic effects on women and girls in particular; whereas following the death of a relative, rumours and fear surrounding EVD for women and girls persists, e.g. when their inheritance rights or their role as orphans are broached, while the closing of schools and the tendency for orphaned girls to become caregivers in households risk creating a ‘lost generation’ of children deprived of formal education for long periods of time and increases the risk of teenage pregnancy, child marriage and violence against women;

Having said that, the childcare systems being what they are, international adoption may be the only opportunity many of the children in children’s homes have for a family and a normal life.

5. Recalls the various reasons and means by which unaccompanied minors arrive in Member States; recalls the recognition of the gender-specific phenomenon of trafficking in human beings and the fact that girls are often trafficked for the purpose of sexual exploitation and abuse, criminal exploitation, economic exploitation (for instance in the form of forced organ donation), modern slavery, illegal child labour, begging or child pornography, but above all for the purpose of sexual exploitation; calls on the Member States to recognise the rights of these girls to protection and residence permits, should they wish to stay in their countr ...[+++]y of destination; calls for all assistance and support measures for minors to be gender-specific;