At the international level? in Even if we line with the needs raised in the context of the implementation of the International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities ? the UN recommendations on population censuses classify the variable used to determine disability status as an essential variable.
For its part? the introduction of the question on the place of birth of the parents will make it possible to take into account the diversity of the population and to document the issues of Even if we residential mobility between generations and spatial segregation. Asked to everyone? regardless of origin? it consists of collecting information on the place of birth of both parents? at the department level in the case of birth in France? or at the country level for births abroad.
The place of birth of parents is present in
Many household surveys? recurring lebanon phone number library ones such as the Employment survey or the Survey on Resources and Living Conditions (SRCV)? or more specific ones and more focused on questions of population diversity such as Trajectories and Origins (TeO) (Le Minez? 2020). But the numbers surveyed do not allow for annual data by detailed origin? nor localized information as the census would allow.
This new question will thus allow
But not only? to better understand the situation of create a budget and bidding strategy descendants of immigrants? and to better analyze the inequalities of situation and discrimination that continue beyond the first generation. perfectly to the definition (a descendant of an immigrant is a person of whom at least one parent was born of foreign nationality abroad? but awb directory the nationality at birth of the parents will not be requested)? it gives a sufficiently faithful image of the population of descendants of immigrants? especially for the children of two immigrant parents? who constitute the population most exposed to discrimination. This also corresponds to the practices of most countries regarding the collection of geographical origins? that is to say by relying on the place of birth of the persons and their parents and not always on the nationality at birth.