This
mini-research (download file)is part of the program of the Asia
Pacific Mission for Migrants (APMM) to combat
sex trafficking. Though it is focused mainly
on Filipino women, it can also be used to understand
in general how sex trafficking works and its
extent, especially in Third World countries.
The research project on the Impacts of Globalization
on Women Migrants (download
MS Word file) is an off shoot of the
Asia-Pacific Conference on Women and Labour
organized by the Asia-Pacific Research Network
(APRN) held in Thailand.
Through the discussion on globalization, migration
and “feminization” of migration,
the organizations that collaborated on this
research wish to present general picture of
what globalization is, how it impacts on the
current migration process and the place of women
in this process.
Through the use of the concrete issues of
undocumented migrants, the trainee system in
South Korea, and the NCS in Hong Kong, we wish
to deepen the understanding on the situation
that women migrants face in the face of the
host country’s adherence to neoliberal
policies.
This research project does not yet delve much
into the issue of the intensifying migration
of women due to globalization policies in labor-exporting
countries. We have tried, however, to show this
fact in our general exposition on globalization
and migration. |