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Our Mission
Through the power of the web we wish to raise awareness about the plight of migrant workers in the Middle East and encourage social action to end the violations of their human rights and dignity. Unfortunately, very little is done to prevent the modern-day slavery many workers endure in the region. Our job is to change that.
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Spotlight
- Dubai: A morally bankrupt dictatorship built by slave labour
- HRW: Protection of Migrants’ Rights in 2009
- Human Development Report 2009: Overcoming barriers – Human mobility and development
- Statistics: Sri Lankan workers in the Middle East:
- Thousands of Sri Lankans are trapped in a modern day ‘slave trading post’ in Saudi Arabia
On Twitter
- Migrant domestic workers develop survival techniques amid harsh conditions http://t.co/kEezPhTq #MigrantRights About 19 hours ago
- Update on Rizana Nafeek http://t.co/gBNAF3eo #MigrantRights About 3 days ago
- The Sri Lankan govt is trying to find more info on a Sri Lankan maid who committed suicide in a Saudi prison http://t.co/YSts08Kz #KSA About 3 days ago
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