Women Migrating to Mexico for Economic Opportunities: The Need for Improved Protections and Rights
Fleury, Anjali (2016). Women Migrating to Mexico for Economic Opportunities: The Need for Improved Protections and Rights. Female Agency, Mobility and Sociocultural Change (Policy Report Series 3). UNU-GCM.
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Sub-type Research report Author Fleury, Anjali Title Women Migrating to Mexico for Economic Opportunities: The Need for Improved Protections and Rights Series Title Female Agency, Mobility and Sociocultural Change (Policy Report Series 3) Volume/Issue No. 03/07 Publication Date 2016-02-26 Place of Publication Barcelona Publisher UNU-GCM Pages 16 Language eng Abstract As Mexico puts into place new policies and programs to address increased migration from the Northern Triangle countries, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, it is critical that policymakers take into account the rights and needs of migrant women working in Mexico. Women represent approximately half of the migrant population in Mexico, yet are often unable to acquire proper documentation or resources. Mexico’s recent migration law facilitates work visas and protects migrant and women’s rights, yet effective implementation falls short. This report examines the challenges faced by migrant women in three sectors – agriculture, domestic work, and sex work. The report concludes with recommendations for Mexico. This report is the first part of a two-part report series examining the migration of women from the Northern Triangle to Mexico. Copyright Holder United Nations University Institute on Globalization, Culture and Mobility Copyright Year 2016 Copyright type All rights reserved ISSN 24124419 -
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