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Trafficking in Persons
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Indian torture victim awaits justice in Kuwait
December 20, 2017
Abuse of migrant workers, especially female domestic workers, is rampant across the Gulf countries. Most of these cases are ‘resolved’ by paying a nominal settlement and repatriating the victim. In recent months, however, there seems to be more vigilance on trafficking cases by Kuwait’s General Attorney office. MRRORS.org speaks to two recent victims.
Kuwaiti doctor who blinded her maid now embroiled in another torture case
December 20, 2017
Abuse of migrant workers, especially female domestic workers, is rampant across the Gulf countries. Most of these cases are ‘resolved’ by paying a nominal settlement and repatriating the victim. In recent months, however, there seems to be more vigilance on trafficking cases by Kuwait’s General Attorney office. MRRORS.org speaks to two recent victims.
Saudi trafficking victim’s struggles continue even after escape
September 5, 2017
