This book explores the issue of racism and discrimination experienced by migrant workers in Hong Kong and examines possible strategies to address these challenges. It analyzes the social, legal, an…
This report documents the widespread abuses experienced by Asian domestic workers employed in Saudi Arabia, highlighting patterns of exploitation and violations of basic human rights. Drawing on te…
This report examines the barriers that migrant women face in accessing legal services and justice in both their countries of origin and destination. It highlights structural, social, and institutio…
This book examines the conditions faced by migrant domestic workers in Singapura and documents various forms of abuse and exploitation occurring within the domestic work sector. Based on interviews…
This book analyzes the large-scale migration of Indonesian workers to Malaysia and examines how various actors benefit economically from the migration process. It explores the roles of recruitment …
This booklet addresses the process of return and reintegration for migrant workers after their employment abroad, emphasizing that return is a critical stage in the migration cycle. It analyzes cha…
This booklet explores the experiences of migrant workers while working and living in destination countries, focusing on employment conditions, daily life, and social adaptation. It examines issues …
This booklet examines the recruitment processes and travel experiences of migrant workers seeking employment abroad, highlighting the key actors, procedures, and risks involved at this stage of mig…
This booklet examines the decision-making process and preparatory steps undertaken by prospective migrant workers before seeking employment abroad. It explores the economic, social, and familial fa…
This booklet explains the rationale for focusing specifically on women international migrant workers within the broader context of global labor migration. It highlights how gender shapes migration …
This volume brings together scholarly essays and key international human rights instruments addressing the rights of persons with disabilities. It examines the evolution of disability from a welfar…
This book examines the relationship between human rights principles and the lived realities of persons with disabilities, emphasizing equality, dignity, and non-discrimination. It explores internat…
This book examines the lived experiences of people with disabilities in Sierra Leone, focusing on the social stigma, marginalization, and systemic neglect they face in the aftermath of conflict and…
This book examines the employment experiences of workers with disabilities in the context of legal protections, labor market dynamics, and workplace practices, particularly following the enactment …
This book reports the findings of a systematic survey examining the employment adaptation experiences of North Korean female refugees as they integrate into a new socioeconomic environment. It anal…
The Recommended Principles and Guidelines on Human Rights and Human Trafficking provide an international human rights–based framework for the prevention of trafficking in persons and the protecti…
Manual on Human Rights Reporting provides practical guidance for documenting, analyzing, and communicating human rights issues in a clear, accurate, and ethical manner. The manual outlines standard…
Legal Rights Organizing for Women in Africa: A Trainer’s Manual provides a practical guide for trainers and activists to strengthen women’s legal empowerment and collective organizing across di…
Human Rights in the UK: A Resource Guide provides an accessible and comprehensive overview of the human rights framework in the United Kingdom, outlining key laws, institutions, and mechanisms for …
HIV/AIDS: Stand Up for Human Rights emphasizes the inseparable link between effective HIV responses and the protection of human rights. The book examines how stigma, discrimination, criminalization…