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Russian Leader Signs Russian-Uzbek Agreement on Labor Migration

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Friday, 3 July 2009

Russian President Dmitriy Medvedev signed the Russian-Uzbek agreement on the labor conditions and the protection of the rights of labor migrants.

The document was signed back in 2007. The agreement guarantees equal rights to migrants regardless their sex, nationality, language, religious confession, political views and other indicators having no bearing with the professional faculties of a labor migrant.

Under the agreement the signatory nations can hire migrants over 18 years. The employer pays for their medical services. The migrant can invite in the hosting country members of his family, if he has the necessary money and housing meeting the requirements of the legislation of the hosting country.

Friday, 3 July 2009

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