Legal Protection of Autonomous Women in Cuba
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https://doi.org/10.24310/rejlss7202316849Keywords:
self-employment, working women, laws, discrimination, non-state sectorAbstract
The insertion of the role of working women in Cuba has managed to be one of the richest and most complex phenomena of the development of the nation in the last sixty years, today women are capable of performing the same tasks as men without differences. They are also being protagonists of non-state work on the island, self-employed or autonomous work that constitutes one of the ways by which the Cuban family has been able to legally obtain their income and change their living conditions. Currently our country is in a process of modernization of laws and legal growth and that is why from this article we will analyze how this form of non-state work is manifested in the Cuban legal system and how it legally protects women workers in this sector.
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