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1. Migrants have the same fundamental rights as any other segment of the population as recognised by all states when they signed the universal declaration of human rights .
2. Yet while migrants often initially migrate due to the dream of a better life they often find themselves in terrible living conditions , even in developed countries like Britain they often end up in what are essentially shanty towns , in London for example even if they manage to stay off the streets many new immigrants are housed in sheds and garages .
3. For example , in all of the Gulf States , migrants are prohibited or at least restricted from participation in independent trade union activities .
4. Protecting the right to unionize , as the U.N. Convention does with Article 40 -LRB- 1 -RRB- , allows migrants to fight for their own rights in the workplace , allowing migrants to fight and ensure their own rights is the best way to ensure that they will be protected in the long-term .
5. Seventy years have elapsed since then , but they still belong to that group . ''
6. This is something that the U.N. Convention attempts to address creating specific changes in many countries that would make migrants less vulnerable .
7. Migrants face a number of challenges when they reach their destination , such as finding housing and in integrating into the workforce , and the opportunities to exploit them can be dangerous .
8. According to Dr Tasneem Siddiqui , `` In 1929 , the International Labour Organisation -LRB- ILO -RRB- identified the migrant workers as the most vulnerable group in the world .
9. All governments should recognise their responsibility to ensure the minimum rights of migrants when it comes to shelter , education , and health are protected .
10. , Ratify UN convention on migrant workers rights , May 3 , 2009 , .
This House believes nations of the world should increase protection of the economic and social rights of migrants.