අසිරිමත් අනාගතයක් සොයා යන ගමනේ: ශ්‍රි ලන්කාවේ වතුකරය තුල සිදුවන අනාරක්ශිත ශ්‍රම සන්ක්‍රමනය සහ මිනිස් ජාවරම On The Move In Search of Greener Pastures : Unsafe Migration and Human Trafficking in Sri Lanka's Tea Plantation Sector

By:

Azmi, Fazeeha; Ponniah, Puvaneswary; Alphonsus, Miriam

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: Sinhala Language Publication details: Kandy ICES - International Centre for Ethnic Studies. 2022Description: 230 pISBN:

9789555902604

Subject(s):

Unsafe Migration , Human Trafficking, The tea plantation sector

DDC classification:

331.62095357 AZM

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The tea plantation sector, which is closely-connected to the colonial history of Sri Lanka, is important
in terms of foreign exchange earnings and securing millions of peoples livelihoods. Despite the
contribution of tea to its economy, Sri Lanka, as a state has yet to address the persisting economic,
social and political issues of the people living in the tea plantations. Amongst other issues faced by
the workers in the tea plantation sector, like poverty, low wages, issues in access to healthcare, housing and education, the outflow of labour from plantation communities caused by an increasing numbers of workers leaving the estates in search of work outside, has been identified as an important phenomenon.

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