Equal rights? not for 100,000+ American H‐4 visa holders
Melinda Cline
(University of North Texas, Business Computer Information Systems Department, P.O. Box 305249, Denton, Texas 76203‐5249)
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Abstract
Currently, there are thousands of women living in the US who are denied the freedom to work, the right to live with their spouse as an equal partner, and the dignity that comes with the ability to make their own choices. These are women residing legally in the US in H‐4 visa status, dependents of an H‐1B visa holder. In the upcoming US congressional session the terms of the H‐1B visa will be reviewed. Changes should also be considered to ensure the rights of the H‐4 holder.
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Citation
Cline, M. (2003), "Equal rights? not for 100,000+ American H‐4 visa holders", Equal Opportunities International, Vol. 22 No. 1, pp. 46-49. https://doi.org/10.1108/02610150310787315
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