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Migrant labour exploitation and health: how can research foster protection of migrant workers?  \nSally Hargreaves1, Marie Norredam2, Cathy Zimmerman3, Karen Lau1,3, Rosita Chia-Yin Lin1, Alena Kamenshchikova  \n1The Migrant Health Research Group, City St. George’s, University of London, London, United Kingdom  \n2Department of Health, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark 3Department of Global Health & Development, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, London, UK  \nWKS 28: Migrant labour exploitation and health: How can research foster protection of migrant workers?, B203 (FCSH), September 5, 2025, 09:00-10:00  \nObjective: The health impact of work conditions on low-wage migrant workers—the world’s largest migrant group—remains underresearched. Lower-wage jobs often involve extensive hours, physically demanding tasks and exploitative employment terms, resulting in poor mental and physical health. Migrant workers experience high rates of labour exploitation, workplace morbidity and mortality, and increasing health inequalities, which are set to increase amidst impending social, technological, economic, environmental, and political transitions. Yet, migrant workers are frequently overlooked in global health measurements and national surveillance systems, and are neglected in health system interventions.  \nWorkshop Plan: This workshop aims to contribute to greater visibility of – and ultimately action on – migrant labour exploitation in research and policy. We will map current challenges and shortcomings in generating evidence on the links between migration, work/ employment, and health with speakers; and with audience participation will explore ways to improve research and interventions to address migrant workers’ health, identify further relevant questions and elaborate steps towards better research and greater protections for mobile worker populations.  \nSpeakers: Prof Cathy Zimmerman: How can we measure labour exploitation and develop interventions to protect migrant workers’health? Insights from intervention-focused research on cattle ranching in Brazil and child domestic work in Liberia and Nigeria.  \nKaren Lau: Labour exploitation as a social determinant of health:  \nwho are the migrants most at risk of deaths and injuries.  \nRosita Chai-Yin Lin: Understanding and responding to the health of migrant workers and their transnational families in the AsiaPacific Region.  \nChair: Prof Sally Hargreaves; Prof Marie Norredam Main Messages:  \n• Harm from exploitative working conditions among migrant workers is substantial, yet data collection methods and intervention designs are limited.  \n• For public health research to effectively help protect the health and rights of migrant workers, it is essential to share methods and insights across disciplines to drive research for action.  \n,","cbCaiqBi88QCToHU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqBi88QCToHU","pdf",71445,"English","# Objective\n## Workshop Plan\n## Speakers and session themes\n## Main Messages","[{\"question\":\"What is the workshop’s main objective?\",\"answer\":\"To increase visibility and drive action on migrant labour exploitation in research and policy, addressing evidence gaps linking migration, work/employment, and health.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the workshop emphasize low-wage migrant workers?\",\"answer\":\"Because the health impacts of work conditions on low-wage migrant workers remain under-researched, and these jobs often involve long hours, demanding tasks, and exploitative terms.\"},{\"question\":\"What limitations are identified in current data and interventions?\",\"answer\":\"Harm from exploitative working conditions is described as substantial, yet data collection methods and intervention designs are limited, and migrants are frequently overlooked in surveillance and interventions.\"}]","Migrant labour exploitation and health - how can research foster protection of migrant workers? - Workshop | PDF",1790728625]