Migrant women's human rights in G-7 countries
Subtitle: organizing strategies
By: edited by Mallika Dutt, Leni Marin, Helen Zia
Contributors: Family Violence Prevention Fund (U.S.); Douglass College. Center for Women's Global Leadership
Publisher: Family Violence Prevention Fund; Center for Women's Global Leadership
Published: 1997
Place of publication: San Francisco, Calif; New Brunswick, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 69
Subjects: Women immigrants; Social conditions; Economic conditions; Women refugees; Human rights; Migrant labor; Women's rights
Table of contents: title: Overview :; title: Migrant women and the global economy  -- by Mallika Dutt; title: Canada :; title: Taking leadership of the mainstream women's movement  -- by Felicita Villasin; title: Italy :; title: Organizing and strategies  -- by Charito Basa; title: Italy :; title: Italy's national domestic work contract :; title: translated from Spanish  -- by Pilar Saravia; title: Japan :; title: Violence against migrant women  -- by Masumi Azu; title: United Kingdom :; title: Creating an autonomous migrant women's movement  -- by Hannana Siddiqui; title: United Kingdom :; title: Organizing Filipino migrant domestic workers  -- by Margaret Healy and Maria Gonzalez; title: United Kingdom :; title: Building a new house  -- by Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi; title: United States of America :; title: Legislative strategies to ensure the rights of battered immigrant women  -- by Leni Marin; title: United States of America :; title: Organizing immigrant women workers  -- by Miriam Ching Louie; title: Global trafficking in women :; title: some issues and strategies  -- by Lin-Lap Chew; title: Appendix :; title: Network building :; title: a preliminary list of migrant women's contacts.