| dc.description.abstract | Migration significantly contributes to economic and social growth, both
for the country of origin and destination as the demand for labor increases
globally. In Southeast Asia, the number of women's migration continues to
increase, but despite the massive economic and social contributions produced,
migrant workers, especially female migrant workers, still face discriminatory
treatment, violence, and various violations of their rights, both as migrant
workers and as human beings. Therefore, in order to strive for the realization of
safe and fair labor migration for women migrant workers in ASEAN, a Safe and
Fair Programme was established. Using the Arild Underdal regime effectiveness
theory, this study will evaluate the effectiveness of the Safe and Fair Programme
as an international regime. Through this research, it was found that the Safe and
Fair Programme is an effective international regime. | en_US |
