The impact of women's migration on family deformation: a philosophical and ethical analysis
Abstract
This article philosophically analyzes the effect of the phenomenon of women’s migration
on the institution of the family, the moral problems of migrant families, and the need to support migrant women at the international level. In particular, attention is paid to the fact that the protection of the rights of migrant women is one of the main problems in international relations, and that their rights are recognized in many UN documents, conventions and declarations.
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migration women’s migration familyReferences
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