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Kyrgyzstan: Foreign Labour Ban Sparks Controversy
The article is a response to new regulations on migration introduced by the Russian Federation. The Russian government announced to cut the number of foreign traders working in Russian markets, thus, hugely affecting the status of migrants who mainly come from Central Asia and Caucasus.
| Link | http://www.iwpr.net/?p=rc…eb3060919efb8d3b6046e9250 |
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| Author | Orozobekova, Ch |
| Date | 24-Jan-2007 |
| Institute | Institute for War and Peace Reporting |
| Tags | migration, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, traders, legislation |
See also
- Tax Systems in the Selected Transition Economies
- Relations After the EU Enlargement: The Visegrad Countries and Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova.
- Remittances and Tajikistan’s Private Sector Development
- Tajiks Squeezed by Russian Clampdown on Traders
- EPIN Working Paper №6 - Emigrant Remittances: Impact On Economic Development of Kyrgyzstan
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