Background Labour migrants, who represent over sixty per cent of international migrants
globally, frequently have poorer health status than the population of host countries. These …

This narrative review was conducted to synthesize and summarize available up-to-date
evidence on current health status, including both non-communicable diseases and …

Currently, the Russian Federation is experiencing a transformation of migration flows from
temporary to permanent. The largest share of migrants comes from the countries of Central …

Purpose This study aims to analyse in the health access of Indonesian illegal migrant
workers in Malaysia, during which time they were not covered by Indonesia's national social …

This article explores how the Russian state exercises power over international migrants by
continuing a 1995 ban on residence for HIV-positive foreigners. International migrants look …

Abstract The Russian Federation is a major immigrant-receiving nation and hosts large
immigrant populations from post-Soviet countries including Central Asia. However, there is …

Objectives Despite relatively poor health outcomes of migrants in Japan, little is known
about their access to reproductive healthcare. We conducted qualitative research to explore …

Legal status has shown far-reaching consequences for international migrants' incorporation
trajectories and outcomes in Western contexts. In dialogue with the extant research, we …

Russia is host to one of the largest populations of labour migrants, who primarily come from
Central Asia. There remains a dearth of information about the health of this population, in …

Russia remains the destination of choice for Tajik migrants. Its migration policies have
profound implications for migrants' legal status and capacity to remit and return home. This …