Gender Differences in Violence and Other Human Rights Abuses Among Migrant Workers on the Thailand-Myanmar Border.

摘要: We describe human rights violations against migrant workers at the Thailand-Myanmar border, and evaluate differences by gender industry. This mixed methods study pairs key informant interviews ( n = 40) with a cross-sectional quantitative survey of from Myanmar 589) recruited via respondent-driven sampling. Key informants described significant hazards during migration, including deception, theft, physical sexual abuse, latter primarily for women. Quantitative results confirmed prevalent mistreatment differences, most notably women's disproportionate burden abuse. Current evidence on nature experiences, gender, can position prevention response programming.