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The European Union (EU) is teaming up with two United Nations groups - the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). Together, they are starting a new program
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The New Zealand government's recent changes to visa rules claim that Low-skilled Migrant Workers Face Even Worse Exploitation. However, these changes are likely to have the opposite effect, particularly for low-skilled migrant workers. Growing Problem
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As India gears up for the Lok Sabha Election 2024, a significant segment of the electorate finds itself facing an unexpected barrier: financial constraints preventing migrant workers from making the journey back to their hometowns
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In the intricate web of global turmoil, the protection of civilian lives emerges as a pressing priority. At the 55th session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva, the Union Association for Human Rights emerged
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A migrant worker from southern Africa was repeatedly raped by her manager at a UK care home. But she felt utterly unable to report him to the police for fear of losing her job -
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In an important speech in Parliament, Member of Parliament (MP) Louis Ng spoke up for the welfare of migrant workers in Singapore. These workers play a big role in our economy but often face difficult
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Upholding Dignity for 86 Million Regional Migrants There are currently 85.6 million migrant workers supporting Asia’s booming yet often exploitative labor market. These marginalized migrants propel industries like manufacturing, construction and domestic work while confronting
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In Bangladesh, we've seen a lot of big construction projects in recent years, like bridges and expressways. But now, many of these projects are done, and the workers who built them are out of jobs.
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As Thailand grapples with its political landscape, the situation has implications for migrant workers, especially those hailing from neighboring Myanmar. Amidst the rising tensions and challenges faced by the migrant community, authorities have issued a
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Singapore - Chaos and neglect is seen at the newly built foreign worker dormitory in Jurong. Residents and children are seen living in poor conditions and a lack of timely access to medical help for
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