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The legal protection of women migrant domestic workers from the Philippines and Sri Lanka: an intersectional rights-based approach
Journal Article
Original Resource
Authors
Sophie Henderson
Year
2021
Journal Name
International Journal of Care and Caring
Taxonomy Associations
Migration processes
Migration drivers
Gender relations
Labour markets and employment
Migration policy and other public policies
Migration forms
Low-skilled migration
Labour migration
Migration consequences (for migrants, sending and receiving countries)
Socio-cultural consequences
Racism, xenophobia and discrimination
Ethnic, religious and national minorities
Socio-economic consequences
(Sexual) Exploitation
Legal-political consequences
Migrants' civic engagement and rights
Migration governance
Governance actors
National governmental and state institutions
Employers, labour and trade unions
Immigrant policy and law
Antidiscrimination, 'race relations'
Gender-specific and gendered migration policies
Migration policy and law
Policies on low and semi-skilled labour migration
Governance processes
Implementation
Cross-cutting topics in migration research
Transversal themes
Race and ethnicity
Gender and sexuality
Disciplines
Disciplines
Economics
Law and Legal studies
Methods
Qualitative research
Interviews / FGD / Oral history
Qualitative text analysis and content analysis and document analysis (incl. policy analysis)
Legal analysis (laws)
Geographies
Scope
Global
International
National
UN Countries
Philippines
Sri Lanka
Experts
Sophie Henderson
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