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Claim & Celebrate: Women Migrants Human Rights Through CEDAW

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This book discusses the use of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) as an important framework for advancing and protecting the human rights of women migrants. It highlights how CEDAW can be used by governments, civil society organizations, and migrant advocacy groups to address discrimination, exploitation, and gender-based inequalities faced by women migrant workers. The publication also explores strategies for claiming rights through international human rights mechanisms, including monitoring processes, reporting to the CEDAW Committee, and advocacy efforts at national and international levels. By emphasizing both recognition and celebration of women migrants’ rights, the book encourages stronger implementation of international standards to ensure dignity, equality, and protection for women migrants worldwide.

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331.544 CUN C

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Call Number

331.544 CUN C

Publisher

: United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM)., 2005

Collation

65 hlm; 30 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

1-932827-21-8

Classification

331.544

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Edition

The Case of Women Migrant Workers - A UNIFEM Brief

Subject(s)

Human rights
Monitoring
Advocacy
Migrant worker
Equality
Dignity
Women migrant
Briefing paper

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