Fragile dreams: Stories of migrant workers from the Philippines

Topics: Displacement, Migration, Integration | Gender Weltweit
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Migrant workers from the Philippines leave home full of hopes and dreams; unknown to them are hidden costs of migration that can break their spirit. But help is sometimes at hand, at least for some of them.

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Der Artikel erschien am 27.9.2021 in englischer Sprache auf asia.fes.de.

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