Study conducted in Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand and Delhi, India. "KISLAY Social Research Collective." Includes bibliographical references (pages 49-50).
Contents:
Access to welfare entitlements and civic rights -- Discrimination, harassment and violence -- Intersections between patriarchy, migration, caste and class -- Differences and parallels in our study sites -- Ways forward.
Summary:
"Migrant workers are a central part of India's society and economy today. But while there has been some discussion and analysis of the experiences of male migrant workers, the conditions faced by women workers have received less attention. In this comparative study across three states - Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand and Delhi - we found that the oppression faced by migrant women casual workers is extreme and should have no place in a modern society. The study also examines some possible ways forward out of this situation."--Page 4 of printed paper wrapper.
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