The missing women : implications of the ASEAN integration on women migrant workers' rights

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Call Number	HD6191 W872 2015
Corporate Name	Women's Legal and Human Rights Bureau
Title	The missing women : implications of the ASEAN integration on women migrant workers' rights / Women's Legal and Human Rights Bureau
Imprint	Kuala Lumpur : International Women's Rights Action Watch Asia Pacific, 2015.
Physical	83 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.
Summary	This report examines the implications of the ASEAN economic integration on womens human rights particularly of women migrant workers drawing from a review of literature and interviews with NGOs working in the Mekong region. It highlights the implications to the rights of women migrant workers especially from Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar and Vietnam (CLMV). ASEAN struggles to meet the goals of the Economic Community Blueprint given the economic and political disparities within and among ASEAN Member States. Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar and Vietnam continue to lag behind, and will likely find it hard to catch up with the requirements of the economic integration.
Subject	Women foreign workers--Southeast Asia
Subject	Women migrant labor--Southeast Asia
Subject	Women--Employment--Southeast Asia
Subject Geographic Name	Southeast Asia--Economic integration
Corporate Author	International Women's Rights Action Watch Asia Pacific
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520 ^aThis report examines the implications of the ASEAN economic integration on womens human rights particularly of women migrant workers drawing from a review of literature and interviews with NGOs working in the Mekong region. It highlights the implications to the rights of women migrant workers especially from Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar and Vietnam (CLMV). ASEAN struggles to meet the goals of the Economic Community Blueprint given the economic and political disparities within and among ASEAN Member States. Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar and Vietnam continue to lag behind, and will likely find it hard to catch up with the requirements of the economic integration.

650 0^aWomen foreign workers^zSoutheast Asia 0^aWomen migrant labor^zSoutheast Asia 0^aWomen^xEmployment^zSoutheast Asia

651 0^aSoutheast Asia^xEconomic integration

710 2 ^aInternational Women's Rights Action Watch Asia Pacific

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856 40^3Content^uhttp://library.nhrc.or.th/ulib/document/Content/T12435.pdf

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The missing women : implications of the ASEAN integration on women migrant workers' rights

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