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This chapter presents an analysis focused on the experiences of multiple discrimination faced by Indigenous women who work as domestic workers in Mexico City which leads to experiences characterized by a lack of dignity and labor rights, low wages, long working hours, and even violence. In light of this, the chapter offers considerations on the need for effective implementation of ILO Convention 189 and the promotion of cultural changes aimed at eradicating prejudices and discriminatory practices against Indigenous women working as domestic workers.

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Discrimination Against Indigenous Women from the State of Mexico Who Work as Domestic Workers in Mexico City

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    2025年

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  • Ana Elizabeth Jardón Hernández,
  • María Verónica Murguía Salas,
  • Itzel Hernández Lara,
  • Zoraida Ronzón Hernández

摘要

This chapter presents an analysis focused on the experiences of multiple discrimination faced by Indigenous women who work as domestic workers in Mexico City which leads to experiences characterized by a lack of dignity and labor rights, low wages, long working hours, and even violence. In light of this, the chapter offers considerations on the need for effective implementation of ILO Convention 189 and the promotion of cultural changes aimed at eradicating prejudices and discriminatory practices against Indigenous women working as domestic workers.