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Centre for Studies on Inclusive Education

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Concluding observations of the UN Committee on Migrant Workers – extracts concerning inclusive education, 2006-2010

2010

12th session

• Algeria

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2009

11th session

• No relevant extracts.

10th session

• Azerbaijan
• Philippines

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2008

9th session

No relevant extracts.

8th session

• Syrian Arab Republic

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2007

7th session

• Ecuador

6th session

• Egypt

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