Browsing Social Cost of Labour Migration by Subject "Women migrants"

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  • Erasure of Sexuality and Desire: State Morality and Sri Lankan Migrants in Beirut, Lebanon 
    Smith, M. ; The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, Volume 11(3-4), 2010
    This study has been carried out on Sri Lankan migrant women working in Lebanon. The sexual lives of these women have been examined, and the predominant issues brought out have been the abuse and exploitation of women ...
  • Health Problems and Abuses of Female Middle East Returnee Migrants 
    Munasinghe, S.S.; Wickramasinghe, A.R.; Hettiarachchi, T. ; CENWOR - Ninth National Convention on Women’s Studies, 20-23 March 2004
    The study is based on comparing the health status and forms of abuse experienced by Middle East returnee migrants with that of both locally employed and unemployed women in Sri Lanka. Colombo District was selected as the ...
  • I am Back: Returned Migrant Women and Changes in the Social Organization of the Household 
    Pinnawala, M. ; CENWOR - Thirteenth National Convention on Women’s Studies, 27-30 July 2012
    During the last few decades, male dominated migration of professionals and skilled workers was replaced by female migration for unskilled domestic work mainly to the Middle East countries. This created a social upheaval ...
  • Transforming Lives: Listening to Sri Lankan Returnee Migrant Women 
    Kottegoda, S.; Jayasundere, R.; Perera, S.; Attapattu, P. ; Women and Media Collective, 2013
    The Foreign Employment Bureau in Sri Lanka was set up in 1985 to provide institutional support to the growing outflow of migrants for employment. This was the first Asian country to recognize the need for such an institution. ...

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