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Intersecting protections, migrating women : using human rights law to empower women migrant workers / Margaret Satterthwaite

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Satterthwaite, Margaret

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TextLanguage: EN Series: Center for human rights and global justice working paper ; 6Publication details: New York : New York University School of Law, 2004 Description: iv, 42 pLOC classification:

CD UNI NYU 0044

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