Sell Book Knowledge Of Indonesian Migran Worker Rights In Human Rights Perspective best price

Writer Dr. Lahaling, S.H.I., M.H.H. Institutions Gorontalo Ichsan University Category Reference Book Field of science Law Isbn 978-623-02-3712-6 Size 15.5x23cm Pages Xii, 185 p.g. Availability Order First Years 2021 Children's perspective is still rarely used in migration studies. The child is often seen as a passive party that does not need to be engaged in the decision-making process, including when parents decide to work abroad and leave for a long period of time. Working abroad is generally viewed as a child-beneficial condition due to the potential acquired economic conditions (remittance) as an automatically coordinating migrant worker with the improvement of child's well-being. In addition, the minimum government program for the fullness and protection of the PMI children's rights are marked by the limited rights to education, right to health, right to survival, social guarantee, quality of life for children, and the absence of special budget for fulfillment Pmi children's rights.