Routledge Protecting Rights of Women Migrant Domestic Workers

Explore the complex realities of labor and migration in this academic study from the Routledge Series on Asian Migration. This book examines the structural violence and competing interests affecting women migrant domestic workers in the Philippines and Sri Lanka. It provides a deep look into the social and legal frameworks that shape the lives of these workers. Designed for students, researchers, and professionals in anthropology and sociology, this text offers a serious examination of migration patterns and worker rights. By focusing on specific case studies in two major labor-sending countries, the work contributes to the broader understanding of global migration and social science within the Asian context. This publication is an essential resource for anyone studying the legal and social challenges faced by migrant populations today.