Indigenous Peoples in Domestic Work – Facing Multiple Discrimination and Disadvantage
Publication Year: 2015
Author(s): Oelz M, Dhir RK
Abstract:
The inequalities and lack of protection associated with domestic work in many countries exacerbate the scope for exploitation of those who are already in a marginalized position. Forced labour, sexual violence, harassment, low wages, poor working conditions, untimely payment of wages and a dearth of legal recourse to remedy are just some of the examples of what many domestic workers experience at their place of work. Indigenous women are among those suffering the most serious forms of labour exploitation in the context of domestic work.
Source of Publication: International Labour Organization
Publisher/Organisation: United Nations Development Programme
Theme: Indigenous People | Subtheme: Discrimination
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