2011
Amnesty International, International Secretariat
This paper is about government obligation to prevent trafficking for forced labor. What are the incentives encourage workers to migrate abroad. The role of recruitment agencies that its engagement in providing the services the migrant workers do not help the workers to be a better situation, but makes the workers to be in debt. It also talks about the discrimination against female migration and it introduces abusive cases of domestic workers and other workers in the construction side. It also discusses about the challenges that government faces in imposing the regulations on migrations. The paper is concluded with recommendations.
ASA31/007/2011
Amnesty International
London
Occupations in services - Domestic work, Sales and service occupations - general, Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations - general, and Dancers
Policy analysis and Documented cases of abuse
Policymakers, Public awareness, Employers, agencies and their representatives, and NGOs/community groups/solidarity networks
Nepal
Economics, Gender and sexuality studies, and Law
English
