Linkages Between Trafficking, Smuggling, Labour and Migration Policy Regimes: Socioeconomic Implications for Women Migrant Workers

The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the challenges faced by women migrant workers in several African countries, including Côte D’Ivoire, Egypt, Morocco, Senegal, Sudan, and Tunisia. It examines the legal and policy frameworks related to migration, anti-trafficking, anti-smuggling, and labor laws from a gender equality and women’s rights perspective.

The report highlights the significant gender discrimination and policy gaps that contribute to the vulnerabilities of women migrant workers. It underscores the need for coherent and inclusive policies to ensure the socioeconomic integration and protection of these workers. By addressing the intersections of migration, labor, and trafficking policies, the report aims to inform and guide the development of gender-responsive strategies to safeguard the rights and well-being of women migrant workers.