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The social determinants of migrant domestic worker (MDW) health and well-being in the Western Pacific Region: A Scoping Review. [PDF]
PLOS Glob Public HealthChan J +5 more
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Economic Development and Migrant Workers in Malaysia : Indonesian Workers in Estates
Economic Development and Migrant Workers in Malaysia : Indonesian Workers in Estatesopenaire
Confined Mobilities: Following Indonesian Migrant Workers on Their Way Home [PDF]
Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 2012 AbstractThis paper examines the return journeys of Indonesian migrant domestic workers to their home towns. When migrant workers return home, the Indonesian government sets them apart from other travellers in order to protect the migrants from extortion in the airport environment, and assist them during their return to their home villages.
Kloppenburg, S., Peters, P.
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Unregistered Marriages of Indonesian Migrant Workers in Malaysia [PDF]
Sociology of Islam, 2018 Indonesia is known in Malaysia as the main supplier of migrant workers. Under the Immigration Act and based on their working contracts, Indonesian migrant workers cannot marry in Malaysia during their contract period. Hence, unregistered marriages are common among Indonesian migrant workers in Malaysia.
Nisa, E.F.
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International Indonesian Migrant Women Workers
2021Indonesia is a sending country for international migrant workers, dominated by women. Most of them work as domestic workers that only require a low level of education. The economic reasons are the main factor that drives women in Indonesia to become migrant workers abroad.
Fitranita Ibnu +3 more
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Exploitation of Indonesian Migrant Workers on Foreign Ship
TRANSBORDERS: International Relations Journal, 2022This paper will explain the strategies that must be carried out by the Indonesian government to minimize transnational crime. Transnational crimes against Indonesian migrant workers working on foreign ships have so far not received special attention. The increase in cases every year, especially 2019-2020 shows that this transnational crime must be a ...
Laode Muhammad Fathun, Briando Tanri
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Hospitality and Indonesian Migrant Workers
Mission Studies, 2013AbstractThe custom of hospitality has been widely practiced by people since ancient times and is regarded as a sign of a civilized people. The Bible, and other ancient writings, record how hospitality was extended to strangers; that is, to people who were dislocated, displaced and alienated.
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The Challenge of Indonesian Post Migrant Worker’s Welfare
Journal of Advanced Research in Law and Economics, 2019The aims of this study are to describe the effect of partially and simultaneously the level of income, family support, and the level of productive investment on the welfare level of Indonesian migrant workers. The research method used is quantitative research, with a correlational approach, especially at the descriptive verification level.
Binti MAUNAH, BASROWI BASROWI
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