I asked for hands and women arrived: Legal status of Nicaraguan domestic workers in Costa Rica
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https://doi.org/10.5377/derecho.v1i33.15727Keywords:
Labors rights, Labor migration, Nicaraguan migration, Domestic work, Migrants workerAbstract
This research analyzes from a critical perspective the situation they faced by domestic workin migrants women in Costa Rica. Their experiences show a serious conflicts that surronuding the effors aimed at the excecution of theoretical articulation ans practice among the conditios of be women and domesric worker.The study was carried out by collecting legal information from Costa Rican law to combine it with specialized research on the domestic work The study was carried out by collecting legal information from Costa Rican law to combine it with specialized research on the affiliated to ASTRADOMES( Asociacion de trabajadoras Domesticas en Costa Rica). These experiences allow us to visualize this vulnerability of the fundamental and labor rights that this sector is going through in its social integration and labor.
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