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Migrant workers face an uphill battle in Thailand

Migrant workers face an uphill battle in Thailand

Thailand - Migrant workers in Thailand have been facing an uphill battle for a long time. Illegal migrant job seekers crossing across the borders in search of jobs is one of the major problems in

Human Rights groups call out Sudanese military for use of force on civilians

Human Rights groups call out Sudanese military for use of force on civilians

Sudan - Going back and forth on the administrative control of Sudan, the military and the government have completely given up on the stability of the nation. Despite various warnings by international organizations, the two

Kurd Porters Killed Mercilessly On Iranian Border

Kurd Porters Killed Mercilessly On Iranian Border

Iran - Kurd porters have lost their lives to Iran’s wrath on the border, a human rights report has confirmed. The annual report by human rights’ group also said that at least 163 citizens were

Apple Inc. Reprimands Taiwanese Part Manufacturer In India for Migrant Worker Neglect

Apple Inc. Reprimands Taiwanese Part Manufacturer In India for Migrant Worker Neglect

India - The Taiwanese electronic manufacturer Foxconn's Chennai plant has been put on probation by the electronic conglomerate Apple. The American company found many discrepancies in the living conditions of migrant workers like lack of

Covid-19 wave affects migrant workers the most; Migrant workers scared of 3rd wave

Covid-19 wave affects migrant workers the most; Migrant workers scared of 3rd wave

India - It has been two years since the coronavirus pandemic started. The first lockdown was imposed in 2020 to curb the spread of the virus. However, the lockdown affected the migrant workers the most.

AFSPA represents violation of human rights, Nagaland population stress

AFSPA represents violation of human rights, Nagaland population stress

India - AFSPA is a security move which has not been well received by that particular region’s people and as per experts, rightly so, because the law prohibits a lot of the activities under AFSPA

Concerns of Forced labor in Japan as Thai prisoners pressurized to make fish nets

Concerns of Forced labor in Japan as Thai prisoners pressurized to make fish nets

Japan - Not only are there serious concerns of labor rights violations in Japan but there are also concerns about prison rights. As per a report, Japan is witnessing a surge in cases of forceful

New Zealand struggles to bring balance to policies related to migrant workers

New Zealand struggles to bring balance to policies related to migrant workers

New Zealand - The plight of migrant workers in New Zealand is increasing with the workload they are having to bear as whatever policies the government is implementing or suggesting are only leading to further

Russian Oldest HR Centre Asked To Be Closed On Trumped Up Charges

Russian Oldest HR Centre Asked To Be Closed On Trumped Up Charges

Russia - In a shocking move, the Russian Supreme court has asked a prominent human rights group to liquidate itself and close down. Along with the International Memorial Society, its sister concern, the Memorial Human

Coronavirus pandemic leads to increase in domestic violence cases; violence is a new normal

Coronavirus pandemic leads to increase in domestic violence cases; violence is a new normal

Jordan - The global rise of the coronavirus and the Omicron variant led to the revival of movement restrictions, school closures and economic uncertainty. This led to intensifying the conditions of domestic abuse. Since the