Multilingual SMS campaign to raise awareness amongst domestic workers and their employers
May 28, 2020
May 5, 2020
As parts of the country begin to re-open, low-income migrants are still bearing the brunt of the economic crisis.

In a misguided effort to decongest overcrowded labour accommodations, Bahraini authorities have cut off water and electricity to 63 accommodations. This move puts workers at great risk, as workers will be unable to sanitise properly and have little choice but to move into already crowded accommodations to avail of air conditioning a summer temperatures soar.
Bahrain announced plans to relocate migrants in high-density areas to public facilities, such as schools and youth centres, to achieve social distancing.