Vulnerable to XXXX / @entity791 . Migration.

@entity1 @entity645 @entity791 @entity166 @entity7928
This special report discusses the impact of globalization, patterns of migration in Southeast Asia, gender issues in migration, the links between migration and @entity645 / @entity791 , and spatial mobility and social networks. Migrants are particularly marginalized in countries that blame migrants for transmission of @entity166 and other social ills. Effective control of @entity645 / @entity791 among migrant and native populations requires a multisectoral approach. Programs should critically review the privatization of health care services and challenge economic models that polarize the rich and the poor, @entity1 and @entity1 , North and South, and migrant and native. Programs should recognize the equality between locals and migrants in receipt of health services. Countermeasures should have input from migrants in order to reduce the conditions that increase vulnerability to @entity645 / @entity791 . Gender-oriented research is needed to understand @entity1 's role in migration. Rapid assessment has obscured the @entity1 dimension of migrants' vulnerability to @entity645 . Condom promotion is not enough. Migration is a major consequence of globalization, which holds the promise, real or imagined, of prosperity for all. Mass migration can be fueled by explosive regional developments. In Southeast Asia, migration has been part of the process of economic development. The potential to emigrate increases with greater per capita income. " @entity7928 " economies have been labor importers. Safe sex is not practiced in many Asian countries because risk is not taken seriously. Migrants tend to be used as economic tools, without consideration of social adjustment and sex behavior among singles.
