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In the concluding instalment of the Stories of Origin series from Uganda, MRRORS.org speaks to those who facilitate migration and those who deal with the consequences of irregular migration. In the first part, we spoke to Ugandans scarred by their experiences in the Gulf and those who have made a success of it, despite the hardships.
KSHR Produces Rights booklet for Domestic Workers in Kuwait
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Detention of Migrant Workers at Kuwait’s Central Prison
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Another Look at Kuwait's New Laws for Domestic Workers
September 9, 2015
MRRORS.org reviewed the latest draft copy of Kuwait’s domestic labor law in June. Kuwait’s new domestic labor law, over two years and several drafts in the making, has been welcomed with moderated praise from much of the public. Though it is one the Gulf’s first laws specific to domestic workers, how much can the conditions of these workers really be expected to improve?
TIP report sheds some light on why majority of Indian complaints come from the GCC
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