We Invite You to Read: Women Migrants from Turkmenistan — Unprotected Abroad and at Home

We Invite You to Read: Women Migrants from Turkmenistan — Unprotected Abroad and at Home We invite you to read an article published in two languages by Radio Azatlyk / Azattyq Asia, focusing on the situation of women migrants from Turkmenistan. The article examines the difficulties faced by Turkmen women who are forced to travel abroad in search of work, including harsh working conditions, economic dependency, risks of exploitation and violence, and the lack of effective legal and consular protection. Particular attention is also given to the challenges women face after returning to Turkmenistan. The article features interviews with human rights defender Diana Dadasheva and Turkmen civil activist Dursoltan Taganova, who discuss the causes of female labour migration, the vulnerability of women migrants, and the urgent need to establish effective mechanisms for their protection. 📌 Read the article in two languages: In Turkmen — Azatlyk Radiosy: https://www.azathabar.com/a/ol-islendik-pursatda-olup-biler-turkmenistanly-zenan-migrantlar-hem-dasary-yurtda-hem-de-oz-yurdunda-goragsyz/33823427.html In Russian — Azattyq Asia: https://www.azattyqasia.org/a/mozhet-umeret-v-lyuboy-moment-no-prodolzhaet-rabotat-turkmenskie-migrantki-bespravnye-na-chuzhbine-i-na-rodine/33822710.html The challenges faced by women migrants are not merely a migration issue. They are a matter of human rights, safety, dignity, and the state’s responsibility to protect its citizens.