Blog Large

06 Jul

0

“Borderline: Stuck between the Thai junta and Cambodia’s lack of opportunity”

Michelle Tolson, AsianCorrespondent.com, 3 July 2014 In the dusty border town of Poipet, things have quieted down compared to the previous weeks’ onslaught of trucks ferrying Cambodian migrant workers “voluntarily” back from Thailand. Ms. Pheap, a s

• Admin2
• News, Public

Share Now

06 Jul

0

“Plight of migrant workers have worsened after Arab Spring”

Fawaz Shaheen, Times of India, 5 July 2014 As the freedom of trapped Indian nurses in Iraq generates a collective sigh of relief, their story also underlines a rarely discussed issue; the abuse and exploitation of Indian migrant workers in Gulf and Arab c

• Admin2
• News, Public

Share Now

06 Jul

0

“Maids face job change curbs”

Arab News, 5 July 2014 The Ministry of Labor will from Sunday ban all domestic workers, including drivers and maids, from transferring their sponsorship to private firms. This is a measure to stop domestic workers from leaving their individual sponsors, w

• Admin2
• News, Public

Share Now

03 Jul

0

“Ministry of Labor: Licenses of four recruiters revoked”

3 July 2014, National News Bureau of Thailand BANGKOK, 3 July 2014 (NNT) –The licenses of four recruitment companies have been revoked by the Ministry of Labor for different reasons. The licenses of Rungpiti Recruitment Enterprise in Bangkok and N.T.K 9

• Admin2
• News, Public

Share Now