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SWC to organise debate on migrant women on June 28
SWC to organise debate on migrant women on June 28. State Women’s Commission, moved by plight of thousands of migrant women and domestic workers, is organising “Discussion on the issues of women migrant and local domestic workers” on June 28.
There are about three lakh women from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana who went for jobs in Gulf and other countries
Hyderabad: State Women’s Commission, moved by plight of thousands of migrant women and domestic workers, is organising “Discussion on the issues of women migrant and local domestic workers” on June 28.
State Women’s Commission is appealing to the State and Central governments to take measures for the safety of the migrant women. They urged the government to organise facilitation centres for the migrant women.
Indian Embassy should maintain online registration and give quarterly report of the women, who would go abroad. ESI identity cards for the women should also be provided. Chairperson of State Women’s Commission of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Dr Tripurana Venkatratnam said.
Majority of migrant women, who went abroad as domestic help, returned penniless, but burdened with health problems, she said. There are about three lakh women from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana who went for job in Gulf and other countries and had been facing serious issues such as trafficking, domestic violence, etc.
All such issues of migrant women and the local domestic workers would be addressed and discussed. Union Minister of State for Labour Bandaru Dattatreya and TS Home Minister Naini Narsimha Reddy would attend, she added.
