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25,000 Ethiopian migrants remain stranded at the Saudi Yemen Border

Construction of a border barrier and tougher Saudi employment laws prevent migrants from entering destined Gulf states. There are limited IOM funds for their repatriation.

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Saudi Arabia announces labour reforms for private-sector workers

But does not abolish the Kafala system

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25,000 Ethiopian migrants remain stranded at the Saudi Yemen Border

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Crackdown on “azad” visa holders in Saudi Arabia

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25,000 Ethiopian migrants remain stranded at the Saudi Yemen Border

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“From Frying Pan to Fire”: From Climate-Stricken Villages in Nepal To Extreme Heat in Gulf, Workers Risk Lives for Livelihoods

Saudi companies opt for subcontracting over direct hires, resulting in acute and unchecked exploitation

Crackdown on “azad” visa holders in Saudi Arabia

Over 80,000 undocumented migrants in Saudi arrested in recent raids

Saudi Arabia announces labour reforms for private-sector workers