RULES ESTABLISHING THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION — Rwanda law | Esheria

RULES ESTABLISHING THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION

The Organization’s purposes include arranging organized migration transfers, providing migration services, supporting voluntary return, and cooperating with States and other organizations.

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Rwanda
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The Organization’s purposes include arranging organized migration transfers, providing migration services, supporting voluntary return, and cooperating with States and other organizations. Article 2 defines the Organization’s members as States that accepted the Constitution under article 29, or as otherwise covered by article 30. This article says the Constitution starts to apply to certain member governments after specified acceptance and voting conditions are met. A Member State may withdraw from the Organization by giving written notice to the Director General at least four months before the end of the financial year. A Member State in arrears on its financial contributions may lose the right to vote, and the Council may suspend membership for persistent violation of the Constitution.

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