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Crisis, domestic workers and socio-economic rights
Despite providing services that are essential for the sustainability of societies, economies and families, migrant domestic workers face important challenges when it comes to enjoying key socio-economic rights such as fair wages and social protection. I argue that to understand this paradox and to e
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