LABOUR MIGRATION REFLECTED IN THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE LAW
LABOUR MIGRATION REFLECTED IN THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE LAW

Summary/Abstract: Politicians, specialists or the civil society have realized the major impact of migration upon different main social processes – culture, religion and education – only in the past decades, although it has been a constant element throughout our entire human development. The movement from one place to another represents one of the most important rights of a population, which was consented by the Universal Declaration of the Human Rights, in article 13: (1) Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each state. (2) Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country. Despite the existence of the legal ground recognized by all member states of the United Nations, the world’s populations populatiile lumii do not fully enjoy the exercise of this freedom. Labour migration is one of the main forms of the contemporary migration and which enjoys of a better regulation than the other types of migrations, especially when we talk about the European space, in which the regulations ellaborated by the Council of Europe are primary.

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