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Bal Krishna Gautam endured two years of humiliation and avoidable illness in Qatar, with no access to a bathroom and spoilt food for lunch. His agonizing tale is an indictment of Gulf labour practices.
Kuwait Society for Human Rights (KSHR) publishes booklet for domestic workers in six languages.
Read MoreIndonesia’s ministry of manpower has denied recent reports that the government will soon lift its ban on domestic workers to the region. Several local newspapers had reported that Saudi and Indonesia cemented a deal to protect the rights of new recruits.
Read more.UAE companies can’t afford AC buses or to pay their workers.
Read more.Saudi Arabia has lifted a six-year ban on the recruitment of Bangladeshi workers. The move comes even as the Kingdom struggles to deal with tens of thousands of migrant workers stranded and starving, without pay or sustenance.
Read more.Kuwaiti press has recently reported on the case of an Asian domestic worker who was pushed out of a driving vehicle by her sponsor.
Read more.Indian domestic worker brutally tortured in Saudi.
Read more.Kuwait became the first Gulf country to set a standardized minimum wage for domestic workers on Thursday. The decision comes as part of wider efforts to regulate the domestic worker industry, though domestic workers remain excluded from the labour law.
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