The Doctrine of Human Security and Guaranteeing Fundamental Rights of Migrant Workers

This research aims to examine the doctrine of human security and the guarantee of fundamental rights for migrant workers. In response to the question of how human security can support and guarantee the fundamental rights of migrant workers, human security is explored in promoting and ensuring the rights of migrant workers, particularly in the context of global challenges and various difficulties they face. The research utilizes a descriptive-analytical method, and the results indicate that human security, as a doctrine supporting fundamental human rights, can lead to the assurance and improvement of the rights of migrant workers, who constitute a segment of the global community facing various challenges and issues. Human security guarantees the political, economic, social, health, food, environmental, and personal rights of migrant workers in both origin and destination countries. As outlined in this study, various international documents and treaties explicitly and implicitly emphasize the fundamental rights of migrant workers, yet in practice, we witness the violation of these rights by governments.