News & Reports
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Social Protection
A Brief Overview of Saudi’s New Insurance Scheme for Migrant Workers
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Qatar
Jeff's Story
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Statements
As Lebanon and Palestine burn, so do we all.
A statement by Migrant-Rights.org
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Letters to MR
Recruitment fraud and forced labour
Bangladeshi worker in Riyadh runs pillar to post seeking justice
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Op Ed
Visible only at Death: Will Kuwait learn from the Mangaf fire?
Is the avoidable tragedy a wake-up call, or business as usual?
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Workers Accommodation
Fire in Kuwait Workers' Accommodation Kills at Least 49, Injures More Than 50
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Health and Safety
GCC Midday Work Ban Officially Begins but Still Fail to Protect Workers
In Brief
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Kuwait recently issued a decision to revoke Article 1 of the Public Authority for Manpower Decision No. 294 of 2023, which required migrants aged over 60 and without a university degree to pay an additional annual fee of KD 250 (US$810) and obtain private health insurance.
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Saudi Arabia has been declared the host for the 2034 FIFA World Cup, with no other bidders vying for the hosting rights.
Our latest newsletter provides a summary of our recent reporting and offers insights into what this monumental event — and Saudi’s wider hyper-development — might mean for the country’s 11 million migrant workers.
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The UAE’s Federal Authority For Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security announced that it has extended its amnesty for migrants with irregular immigration status until the end of the year.
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In Brief
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Kuwait recently issued a decision to revoke Article 1 of the Public Authority for Manpower Decision No. 294 of 2023, which required migrants aged over 60 and without a university degree to pay an additional annual fee of KD 250 (US$810) and obtain private health insurance.
Read more -
Saudi Arabia has been declared the host for the 2034 FIFA World Cup, with no other bidders vying for the hosting rights.
Our latest newsletter provides a summary of our recent reporting and offers insights into what this monumental event — and Saudi’s wider hyper-development — might mean for the country’s 11 million migrant workers.
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The UAE’s Federal Authority For Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security announced that it has extended its amnesty for migrants with irregular immigration status until the end of the year.
Read more
