The path of protection of vulnerable migrant women through the jurisprudence of the ECtHR. Evolving protection and ongoing issues

Abstract: This paper seeks to analyze the vulnerability of migrant women through the relevant jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights. The topics are varied and not exhaustive in this sector and include problems concerning women following a migratory path. A path that addresses trafficking, the exploitation of prostitution, the transnational mothering, the difficulties of family reunification, the critical issues in reception, the phenomenon of female genital mutilation with cases that partially and completely show the vulnerability and at the same moment contributing to an effective and higher level of protection.