*Senior Lecturer, PhD in History, Department of History of Uzbekistan, Ferghana State University, Uzbekistan
Online Published on 03 January, 2022.
The article highlights that globalization and integration processes to further accelerate international labor exchange, and the efforts undertaken for social protection of labor migrants who returned to Uzbekistan during the pandemic. International labor migration is the movement of workers between countries around the world that occurs during organized or spontaneous migration and is influenced by a variety of factors. These are traditionally divided into three factors: economic, demographic, and political, all of which are interconnected. The most significant among them is the economic factor.
United Nations, labor migrants, pandemic, Agency of External Labor, International Organization for Migration, Center for Economic Research and Reforms, “Charity to You”, Center for Social and Legal Support of Women and Their Families, poverty reduction
