00986nam a2200145Ia 450000500170000000800410001702000180005808200140007610000570009024501140014725000090026126000540027030000160032450005000034020240429003900.0240331s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a9789551770112  bKOTa6841  aKottegoda, Sepali;Jayasundere, Ramani;Perera, Sumika 0aTransforming lives :b listening to Sri Lankan returnee women migrant workerscThe women and media collective  a1 St  aColombo :bThe Women and Media Collective /c2013  avi, 84 p .,  aThis research study looks at thirty returnee migrant women. this study attempts to identify problems and prospects of settling back and reintegration of returnee migrant workers. The study found that return and reintegration differed widely for different groups of returnees depending on their own characteristics as well as the socio-economic circumstances of their families and communities. the study highlights the importance of understanding reintegration issues of returnee migrant workers.