VULNERABILIDADE DOS MIGRANTES E REFUGIADOS VENEZUELANOS NO ESTADO DE RONDÔNIA: CONDIÇÕES ANÁLOGAS À ESCRAVIDÃO ESTADO

The present study aims to analyze the causes of vulnerability among migrants and refugees in the state of Rondônia in relation to conditions of work analogous to slavery. The investigation is based on the premise that migrants face a series of factors that place them in situations of labor exploitation, including a lack of documentation, ignorance of their rights, and a scarcity of dignified employment opportunities. In Rondônia, the presence of migrants, especially those coming from countries like Venezuela, has increased in recent years, intensifying the need for an approach that ensures the protection of these individuals' human rights.The research also addresses the socioeconomic characteristics of these migrants, the working conditions they are subjected to, and the implications of current legislation, such as the Migration Law, in protecting against exploitation and eradicating work analogous to slavery. Through a qualitative, bibliographic, and descriptive methodology, the study presents the labor conditions and applicable legislation, identifying existing gaps in the protection of migrants and proposing pathways for the realization of their rights, while promoting awareness of civil responsibility in situations of slave labor.In summary, the research aims to contribute to the construction of a more just and equitable environment for migrants and refugees in Rondônia, highlighting the urgent need for effective actions by the state and civil society.