Tag Archives: Migrant domestic workers

Out now: Our Special Issue(s) on “Challenging State Sovereignty: A Multi-level Approach to Southeast and East Asian #Migration “

Posted on June 30, 2018 by Stefan Rother

The multi-level dimension of migration governance is gaining increasing attention – and that includes the regional and sub-regional level. As a contribution to this research, Nicola Piper, Jürgen Rüland and yours truly have guest edited a two-part special Issue for … Continue reading →

Posted in Migration | Tagged Asia, development, domestic work, Government, human rights, Indonesia, International Relations, Malaysia, Migrant domestic workers, migration, mobility, Myanmar, Philippines, refugees, southeast asia | 1 Comment

“A dream come true”: ILO convention on decent work for domestic workers

Posted on June 9, 2011 by Stefan Rother

“This convention has been a dream of domestic workers” says Hessen El Sayah from Caritas Lebanon. Her excitement is shared by many representatives of labour organisations, domestic workers and migrant organisations heren in Geneva at the International Labour Conference (ILC). Late Tuesday night … Continue reading →

Posted in ILO, Migration | Tagged civil society, domestic work, Domestic worker, gender, Geneva, global governance, human rights, ILO, International Labour Conference, International Labour Organization, Labor, Migrant domestic workers, NGO, United Nations | 4 Comments

Tag Archives: Migrant domestic workers

Out now: Our Special Issue(s) on “Challenging State Sovereignty: A Multi-level Approach to Southeast and East Asian #Migration “

“A dream come true”: ILO convention on decent work for domestic workers

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