Russia's Place in Global Human Trafficking. Exploitation of Labour in the Migrant Dependent Economy

Рязанцев, Сергей Васильевич

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“…Labour migration from Uzbekistan is projected to rise by 6.4 million. This is a good source of replacement labour for Russia [5].…”

Section: Labour Migration From Uzbekistan During the Period Of Indepe...mentioning

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“…The main obstacles in obtaining the necessary patents included the lack of financial resources, the employer's passive attitude, and the overly complicated and lengthy administrative procedure. The number of victims is estimated to range from 0.6 to 1.5 million [5,6]. Uzbekistan government's attempts to establish regulated labour recruitment schemes, which address the residence and work permit requirements already at the predeparture stage, have not paid off to date.…”

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State Organized Recruitment for the Russian Enterprises: Is It a Pass to a Better Life or to Slavery?

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Chupik²

2024

Sustainable Development

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This chapter is devoted to the practice of organized recruitment of migrant labourers from Uzbekistan to Russia since late 2020. It examines the situation of the law as “on paper” and its operation in real life when many migrant workers fall into a situation of slavery or close to it (human trafficking). It discusses organized recruitment from a historical perspective from the USSR to modern times and provides the brief analysis of the migration policy and legislation in Russia and in Uzbekistan on the protection of migrant labourers. Based on the materials of more than 1000 appeals by Uzbek migrants to human rights organizations about violations of their rights, the chapter shows how organized recruitment really works, turning many migrants into slaves and why the organization state recruitment policy in Uzbekistan turns into the slavery for the migrant labourers from Uzbekistan.

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“…Labour migration from Uzbekistan is projected to rise by 6.4 million. This is a good source of replacement labour for Russia [5].…”

Section: Labour Migration From Uzbekistan During the Period Of Indepe...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

State Organized Recruitment for the Russian Enterprises: Is It a Pass to a Better Life or to Slavery?

Molodikova¹,

Chupik²

2024

Sustainable Development

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Russia's Place in Global Human Trafficking. Exploitation of Labour in the Migrant Dependent Economy

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State Organized Recruitment for the Russian Enterprises: Is It a Pass to a Better Life or to Slavery?

State Organized Recruitment for the Russian Enterprises: Is It a Pass to a Better Life or to Slavery?

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