An Assessment of the Sustainability of Living for Rohingya Displaced People in Cox’s Bazar Camps in Bangladesh

Islam, Md. Rafiqul; Islam, Md Touhidul; Alam, Mohammad Shaheenur; Hussain, Mohammed; Haque, Muhammad Mazedul

doi:10.1007/s41134-022-00212-5

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“…Female migrant workers often face oppression, and their personal needs are frequently overlooked. Societal perceptions of women as less knowledgeable and weaker contribute to unfavorable working conditions, low-paying jobs, mistreatment, and violence (Carroll et al, 2020;Islam et al, 2022). Another critical issue arising from female migration is separation from children, which significantly impacts both mothers and children (Cuervo & Venta, 2022).…”

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Factors and Causes of Migration Processes of Ukrainians: Gender Aspect

SMOKOVA,

ZHYLIN,

PUZANOVA

2023

BSSR

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This study aims to examine the gendered aspects of Ukrainians' migration processes, their satisfaction with life in another country and the relationship between life satisfaction and work, education and the use of social services. The study was conducted by interviewing 585 respondents, analyzing the data and calculating the correlation coefficient between certain variables. The study revealed that displacement can lead to various issues such as legal status, loss of skilled professionals, forced migration, stereotyping, limited job opportunities, cultural adaptation, and language barriers. Additionally, the survey found that migrants who utilize social services report higher levels of life satisfaction compared to those who do not. These individuals are more likely to be employed in particular specialties. Additionally, migrants between the ages of 30-40 report higher life satisfaction compared to those between the ages of 20-30. Migrant men and women between the ages of 20-30 and 31-40, with higher levels of education, reported statistically higher levels of life satisfaction than those with lower levels of education. Social services can significantly increase the level of satisfaction with the quality of life and contribute to the economic development of the host country, as well as the well-being of the migrants themselves.

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confidence: 99%