Ethiopia: an assessment of the international labour migration situation: the case of female labour migrants

Emebet. Kebede

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Examines the situation of Ethiopian women migrants, in both sending and receiving countries. Includes review of national and international legislation, initiatives, policies, and programmes to assist and protect women migrants against exploitation and abuse.

Keywords: women workers; migrant workers.; international migration; labour migration; trafficking of women; migration policy; return migration; fraud; legislation; ILO Convention; application; travailleuses; travailleur migrant; migration internationale; migrations de main-d'oeuvre; trafic de femmes; politique migratoire; migration de retour; fraude; législation; convention de l'OIT; application; trabajadoras; trabajador migrante; migración internacional; migraciones laborales; trata de mujeres; política migratoria; retorno de los migrantes; fraude; legislación; Convenio de la OIT; aplicación (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 51 pages
Date: 2002
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