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Migrant Workers’ Right to Social Protection in ASEAN: Case Study of Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand

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The report concludes with key recommendations to address the situation where there is currently a concerning lack of social protection for migrants within the ASEAN region from which MFA, FES, Parliamentarians and other key actors working on promoting safe, effective and rewarding migration in the ASEAN region can consider and act upon in the future.

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  • Mahidol Migration Centre, 2015. "Migrant Workers’ Right to Social Protection in ASEAN: Case Study of Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand," Working Papers id:6615, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:6615
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