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Australia - Skilled migrant workers who applied for an 887 visa felt "exploited" after enduring the agonizing wait for the outcome of their visa application. The 887 visa allows applicants to "work and study anywhere
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Following the instance of a Brisbane sushi restaurant that was found guilty of underpaying employees and fabricating records, the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) cautioned companies to cease exploiting their workers, according to a media release.
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Indonesia - In response to a report by an advocacy organization that claimed the detainees were being held in "hellish" conditions, the Indonesian government has decided to hasten the repatriation of illegal migrant laborers imprisoned
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Lebanon - Workers have been tortured in Lebanon in a recent news that has gone viral on the social media. The cherry pickers were beaten down by their employer for seeking mercy while they were
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Bangladesh - When getting ready for the day's labor at a paddy field in Kuthanur, Thufan, 23, from Murshidabad in West Bengal, wears a T-shirt with the words "Palakkadan Karshaka Munnettam" written on it. He
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United Kingdom - Meera Stephen arrived in the UK with a big bag and even sillier aspirations. The 27-year-old, one of thousands of migrant workers who arrived as a result of a government recruiting campaign
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China - "Calm down, you're overthinking things!" Ji reassures his clients while he cleans a sixth-floor window by sticking more than half of his body out of it. It's June 2, one day after Shanghai's
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Vietnam - Recruitment fees for Vietnamese migrants are at an all-time high. While paying off massive debts to recruiters and working jobs at foreign businesses they can't afford to lose, they risk debt bondage. Many
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Abul Basar has been a resident in Saudi Arabia for the past 14 years. He tried his luck as a migrant worker in the oil-rich desert state of Saudi Arabia after failing to find a
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Singapore - The men who keep Singapore running spend a weekday evening enclosed by a 2-metre-high fence at the Migrant Workers' Centre Recreation Club, roughly 20 kilometers west of the city-core state's business district. Inside,
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