Foreign workers — Human Rights — PhD & MA in International Development Studies I Chulalongkorn University I Bangkok, Thailand

Men, P. (2011) Education for Human Rights of Burmese Migrant Workers: A Case Study of DEAR Burma School

The aim of this research to examine the impact of education rights for Burmese migrant workers, especially non-formal education or vocational training. The objective of this paper is to identify the rights of migrant workers that non-formal education helps promote and protect. The case study is DEAR (Development of Education and Awareness of Refugees from Burma) Burma School which is a project of Thai Action Committee for Democracy in Burma (TACDB).

Human Rights, Student Thesis, Thesis 2011MAIDSJuly 22, 2015BURMA, BURMESE, democracy, EDUCATION, Foreign workers, HUMAN RIGHTS, Study and teaching

Aida, Y. (2006) Reproductive Health Services for Female Laotian Migrant Workers in Mukdahan Province

Since the International Conference on Population and Development in 1994 in Cairo, reproductive health has become an important component of health development strategy. The promotion of reproductive health has been known to have significant influence on the autonomy of women. Reproductive choice, especially access to high quality reproductive health services, must be secured for every woman without discrimination. In Thailand, migrant workers from neighboring countries fill unskilled labor needs of many industries.

Gender, Human Rights, Student Thesis, Thesis 2006MAIDSJuly 22, 2015Foreign workers, Lao, Mukdahan, Reproductive health services, THAILAND, Women foreign workers