The Current Status and Optimization Strategies for the Protection of the Rights and Interests of Young Disabled Broadcasters in China from the Perspective of Digital Labor

Xin  Wang; Yuqi  Xiao

doi:10.54691/eb6dje21

Authors

Xin Wang
Yuqi Xiao

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/eb6dje21

Keywords:

Young disabled broadcasters, rights protection, digital labor, optimization strategies.

Abstract

A number of young disabled broadcasters in China have emerged in the internet live streaming industry, with increased online employment options, stronger platform support, and significant value transformation effects. However, they still face challenges such as the risk of "re-stigmatization," limited and loose social support, and a lack of occupational safety guarantees. This paper analyzes the current situation and proposes optimization strategies such as "multi-pronged" measures to prevent stigmatization, strengthen social support, and provide targeted occupational safety guarantees, aiming to effectively protect the rights and interests of young disabled broadcasters and promote their healthy development.

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