Аннотация
Статья посвящена актуальной на сегодняшний день проблеме трудовой миграции женщин в условиях экономического кризиса в Кыргызстане в 19912021годы. Сокращение предоставляемых социальных услуг, безработица, бедность, насилие над женщинами усилила миграцию в регионах, значительную часть которой составляли женщины. В поисках лучшего будущего для себя и для своих семей, для женщин миграция становится новой стратегией выживания. Многие женщины мигрантки из-за безисходности вынуждены принимать условия труда и жизни, нарушающие их основные права, некоторые из них становятся жертвами работорговли. Для стран Центральной Азии, в том числе и для Кыргызстана транснациональная работорговля женщинами является относительно новым явлением. Как правило, торговля людьми носит нелегальный характер, выявить точное количество жертв работорговли является проблемой. Несмотря на принимаемые меры, проблема торговли людьми продолжает обостряться. Это связано с тем, что проблема торговли людьми не имела необходимого резонанса среди стран мира
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