How do women workers define “safe and fair” migration?
Channel: GAATW IS
Date: 2021-04-02

In 2018, the International Secretariat of the Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW-IS) began working with civil society partners in nine migrant-sending and receiving countries in the Gulf Cooperation Countries (GCC), Lebanon and Jordan, documenting women workers' lived experiences about their migration and violence in the context of migration for work. The country-level researches looked into the implementation and efficacy of the messaging of "safe and fair" migration. In what ways is it present in women's migration journeys? And in what ways is it not? 


This explainer video produced by Migrant Rights.Org and GAATW highlights some findings of the "The Lived Experiences of Women Migrant Workers" (GAATW, 2019).  See the report here: https://bit.ly/39Klydi