migrant women
Use of reproductive health care services among urban migrant women in Bangladesh
... (internal migrant/non-migrant) and Bangladeshi urban women’s use of reproductive health care services [modern contraceptive use, antenatal care (ANC), modern facilities used for birth, medical exam ...
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Research on migrant women industrial workers in Malaysia: Theoretical, methodological and policy implications
... RESEARCH ON MIGRANT WOMEN INDUSTRIAL WORKERS IN MALAYSIA· THEORETICAL, METHODOLOGICAL AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS J amilah Ariffin Rural Development Division Faculty of Economics and Adminis[r] ...
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Learning through social spaces: migrant women and lifelong learning in post colonial London
... how women are denied access to language, having instead to construct our identities out of silence, from a consciousness formed in a (white) man's ...and migrant women can be literally silenced: „you ...
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FOOD SECURITY AND MIGRANT WOMEN WORKERS: A STUDY OF TEA ESTATES IN ASSAM
... the migrant women workers who are the part of the Assam tea garden as the casual wage ...a migrant worker and above all being a women worker added to the problem of this section of the workers ...
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Barriers to Perinatal Care among Migrant Women Farmworkers in Northern Ohio
... inhibit migrant women farmworkers’ management of perinatal care while working in Northern ...15 migrant women farmworkers who had experienced at least one gestational period while working in ...
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The experience of maternity care for migrant women living with female genital mutilation: A qualitative synthesis
... Some women who have undergone FGM will suffer obstetric and psychological complications due to their surgery; clinical recommendations are clear on that ...the women. These vulnerable women, more ...
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Trajectories of Latin American Migrant Women in Jaén Province in the 21st Century
... Seeking to access the population, Institutions and Associations working with immigrants were contacted. On the one hand, the Department of Equality and Social Politics of the Andalusia governing body in Jaén (“Consejería ...
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Care Work in the Global Economy: the Case of Latin American Migrant Women in Spain
... and migrant care work, generating what has been des- ignated as the new domestic world order (Handagneu-Sotelo 2002), the new international division of reproductive labour (Parreñas 2015) and the transnational ...
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Breastfeeding Experiences of African Migrant Women in Developed Countries: A Qualitative Systematic Review.
... African migrant women as women in this review expressed frustrations of miscommunications with health team due to the absence of interpreters (Gallegos et ...the women to help them explore ...
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The borders that disadvantage migrant women in enjoying human rights
... critiqued the artiste visa scheme for not offering ‘practical and effective protection ’ against trafficking and exploitation. 130 It also reproached the Cypriot authorities for failing to take measures to protect Oxana ...
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Caring subjects : migrant women and the third sector in England and Scotland
... The site explored in this article is the so-called ‘third sector’, a term that is notoriously difficult to define (see, for example, (Martens 2002); (Vakil 1997)). In this study, we define it as the collection of civil ...
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Prenatal care among rural to urban migrant women in China
... that migrant women were more likely to have inadequate prenatal care, with some of the same socioeconomic predictors as found in this study, including lower education, lower income and lack of insurance ...
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Gender Transformative Odysseys: Tracing the Experiences of Transnational Migrant Women in Rural Canada
... Gender Transformative Odysseys Tracing the Experiences of Transnational Migrant Women in Rural Canada' Cet article explore les expkriences des Mexicaines migrantes qui entrent au Canada sous le progra[.] ...
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Migrant Women and Gender Based Violence in Ireland: Policy, Research & Practice
... all women experiencing gender-based violence, some of the challenges and barriers facing migrant women do not seem to have changed much over the past ...ethnic women experiencing ...ethnic ...
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The Latinas' internet: meanings and practices in the everyday lives of disadvantaged migrant women in London
... is migrant women, part of a ...standardised migrant experiences, nor standardised uses of ...of migrant Latinas in vulnerable conditions in London, and their internet experiences, by following ...
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Barriers to reproductive health care for migrant women in Geneva: a qualitative study
... to migrant women due to a lack of awareness about their existence ...which migrant women who were either undocumented or in the process of applying for asylum appreciated the system because ...
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Migrant women and intercultural Ireland
... enable women migrants to connect globally across geographical distance – with their ‘home country’ but also with other women migrants in their ‘new country’ and in ‘other countries’ – migrant women’s ...
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Coping and adaptation mechanisms employed by sub-Saharan African migrant women in South Africa
... the migrant women need to have education and health service to survive in day-to-day activities of their ...of migrant women affects, if they are not economically strong, they are not ...
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Modern contraceptive use among migrant and non-migrant women in Kenya
... non- migrant rural ...that migrant women are more likely to use modern con- traceptives supports the notion that innovative ideas or in- formation on fertility regulation are more reinforced in urban ...
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The Hidden Boundaries of Everyday Places: Migrant Women, Homeplace and the Spatial Practices of a Small Swedish Town
... Edward Soja (1990; 1996) draws on Lefebvre (1991) to develop his theories on space but he extends the understanding of spatiality in several ways that have proved valuable in this study, especially to our understanding ...
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