In a powerful joint statement, prominent human rights groups, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, have officially denounced the systemic forced labour of Indian workers within Saudi Arabia’s infrastructure sector. These agencies draw attention…
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The latest workplace safety reports for 2026 reveal a staggering increase in health hazards for outdoor migrant labour across global construction and agricultural corridors. The findings published by the International Labour Organization show that 71…
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Russia’s plan to bring in tens of thousands of Indian workers in 2026 is being framed as a labour-market fix, not a headline stunt. Multiple reports say Russian employers are preparing to recruit at least…
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The Union Budget 2026 has unveiled an ambitious roadmap for the e-Shram Portal Expansion, targeting the registration of 90% of India’s informal migrant workforce. Having upwards of 31 crore employees already on the books, the…
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With the entry of the 2026 fiscal cycle in India, the implementation of the Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions (OSH) Code has brought about highly essential requirements of businesses. The time of transition is…
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Russia has significantly increased the issuance of work permits to citizens from India and Bangladesh in 2025, driven by acute labor shortages resulting from the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. According to the official statistics provided…
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Thai Ministry of labour through instructions of Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, has embarked on a serious campaign to do away with unauthorized employment in the country. Spearheaded by the “Trai Thep Phithak” special task force, this…
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Modern slavery risks have been flagged in New South Wales’ labour schemes, particularly the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) program. In a report by NSW Anti-Slavery Commissioner Dr. James Cockayne (2024), evidence of forced labour,…
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In the year 2026, workers in different parts of the world are experiencing increased job insecurity and exploitation, which will continue to drive the need to implement effective labour protection. The increased workloads, salaries not…
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Migrant workers keep key sectors running—from construction and agriculture to caregiving, logistics, and hospitality—yet many remain exposed to unsafe work, wage theft, and weak legal protections. Rights groups and labor economists note that while migrant…
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