Exploring Indigenous Female Migrant’s Experiences of Harassments: A Qualitative Study

Abstract

A significant number of indigenous women move to the city for their livelihood. During this period, these women might experience double marginalization, both as a woman and as a member of minority group. The case study focuses on indigenous female RMG workers who migrate to Chittagong city. The findings will reveal the harmful treatment these women endure and how it affects their mental health. In order to truly develop as a nation, it is crucial to address the struggles of marginalized groups. In conclusion, this paper aims to contribute to policy development regarding indigenous and women’s rights.