Sentences with phrase «migrant labor»

Human trafficking would be an umbrella theme: Set in North Carolina, the story focuses on the exploitation of migrant labor in farm fields as well as the plight of a teenage prostitute.

Together titled Muebles Diaz (Furniture Diaz), 2015, they comment on the power structures governing migrant labor in South Texas by mimicking the methods of objectification in the sculptures of British Pop artist Allen Jones.

Among increasing migrant workers, the percentage of women is growing remarkably: in case of the Philippines, the largest migrant labor exporting country, some 65 % of overseas migrant laborers are women.

Zwelethu Mthethwa confronts African migrant labor, while Rineke Dijkstra cherishes children on the verge of self - discovery.

«Two recent acquisitions to the permanent collection speak specifically to the idea of «The South»: Anni refers to quiltmaking and Anni Albers, who taught at Black Mountain College in North Carolina; vortex employs a peach basket, alluding to Georgia's agriculture as well as migrant labor,» according to their website.

«The growing spaces between people and families as a result of migrant labor have come to define the human experience of globalization.»

Migrant labor in South Africa: A comparative analysis of the academic achievement of father - present and father - absent adolescents.

Thus, migrant labor has become an essential part of the global free market system.

The current «corrupt» research system has accustomed principal investigators to using «migrant labor,» observed committee member James Duderstadt, president emeritus of the University of Michigan.

While Banks prowls the streets of Tallinn, DI Annie Cabbot, recovered from her near - fatal shooting and back at the station in Eastvale, is investigating a migrant labor scam involving corrupt bureaucrats and a loan shark who feeds on the poor.

Migrant labor and the sale of molas provide other sources of income.

In Rhode's hands, the one - act opera is transformed to reflect the experiences of South African women who were separated interminably from their husbands by the migrant labor system of apartheid.

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's current exhibition Economy of Migrant Labor — for the Right to Work — a solo exhibition by the transnational radio collective The Bridge Radio.

Robin Rhode will perform Austrian composer Arnold Schönberg's atonal opera Erwartung (Expectation), transforming it to reflect the experiences of women who have been separated interminably from their husbands by the migrant labor system, political exile, activism and / or imprisonment.

Rhode's performance grounds these complex, universal emotions to the particular social and cultural trauma of South African racial politics and migrant labor.

For the Sharjah Biennial 11 in 2013, he staged a performance of a South Asian qawwali ballad — the lyrics of which were taken from fragments of curatorial texts translated into Urdu — in the streets of Sharjah, tying together issues of contemporary art and migrant labor.