保障农民工妇女权利——越南的分析与实践

Q3 Social Sciences

International Human Rights Law Review Pub Date : 2021-11-09 DOI:10.1163/22131035-10020001

Thi Hong Nguyen, Phuong Dung Nguyen

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摘要

女性移民工人几乎占越南移民人口的一半，她们一直在寻找就业机会，以加强自己的经济和社会地位。尽管如此，女性移民工人比男性移民工人面临更多的风险和侵犯人权的行为，因为她们作为移民和妇女具有二元敏感性。更糟糕的是，现有的国际（人权）条约尚未为它们提供足够的法律保护。来自第三世界国家的越南女性移民工人面临着身份带来的诸多风险。鉴于他们面临的风险，越南政府需要采取进一步行动，全面解决与保护移徙工人权利有关的问题。各国在建立对话和达成有效解决移徙女工问题的解决方案方面进行合作至关重要。

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Ensuring the Rights of Women Migrant Workers – Analysis and Practice from Viet Nam

Women migrant workers, who make up almost half of the migrant population in Vietnam, have been seeking employment opportunities in order to strengthen their standing both economically and socially. Nevertheless, women migrant workers are exposed to more risks and human rights violations than their male counterparts owing to their binary susceptibility as migrants and women. Compounding this, the existing international (human rights) treaties have yet to afford sufficient legal protection to them. Coming from a third world nation, Vietnamese female migrant workers face a multitude of risks arising from their status. Given the risks that they face, further actions by the Vietnamese Government to comprehensively address the problems related to the protection of migrant workers’ rights are needed. Cooperation amongst States in establishing a dialogue and reaching solutions to effectively tackle issues related to women migrant workers is essential.

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International Human Rights Law Review Social Sciences-Law

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