Estimated to be 2.6 to 3.2 million in Europe Migrants. New research, usually, It is preferred to have access to irregular immigrants To the primary health service rather than receiving assistance for lower income.
Study ProgramHeld by the Institute of European University of Italy and the University of Utsala (Sweden) researchers, Collected the responses of 20,000 people Austria, Italy, Poland, Sweden and the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom responders had negative comments than the other four countries in a series of political areas.
The United Kingdom responders were also very low supporters Migrants Access to the primary health service, even if it is combined with the obligation to report. These five countries were selected for study For the variations in its geographical proximity and its different population, as well as their welfare, labor market and migration policies.
“The concept of our research is questioned General approaches on the rights of migrants Irregularity is simply ‘dependent’ or ‘resistance’. On the contrary, we see that the design of the principle is important: often when policies provide both control and protection, public support increases, ”says Jogim Palm, a professor of political science at Uppsala University and the co -writer of the study.
Which migration controls increase support for access to rights?
In five countries, Had more support for the diaspora Irregular health care and retained wages when these rights were attached to the duty of public sector employees to condemn the authorities.
However, Aid supply He did not receive the support of the general opinion, even if the metal was linked to the migrants of the migrants. British and Swedish respondents were usually shown Small supporters who refund the money For irregular immigrants, even if it is linked to subsequent discharge procedures.
On the other hand, Italian respondents are separate for their positive common approach to delivering irregular immigrants. They are more likely to be in favor of regulation Already supported unconditional access to primary health care. Progressive and politically left -wing respondents, in general, are more likely to express positive attitudes in providing legal rights and opportunities to regulate irregular immigrants.
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