Huroob cases on the rise as Saudi’s Kafala reforms off to a shaky start
April 25, 2022
Rife with corruption and kickbacks, lifting Huroob charges is a lucrative business for middlemen
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Rideshare platforms in Qatar: Big business, poor ethics
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Uber and Careem make it easy to violate the labour rights of their drivers
UN draws attention to trafficking of Vietnamese women to Saudi
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Nepali women trafficked to UAE, sexually abused and exploited
October 18, 2021
Access to justice at both destination and origin remains elusive
Searching outside the Gulf for better models of labour migration
May 17, 2021
But, can 'temporary' migration schemes ever be pro-worker?
The Flexi Permit Experiment: No Kafala, but poor labour practices persist
April 18, 2021
Strong, inclusive labour codes and implementation mechanisms are needed to protect rights of migrant workers
WEBINAR: What does abolishing the Kafala mean?
March 24, 2021
The MRRORS.org team discusses what it means. to abolish the kafala, and why GCC states aren't on track to do it.
Saudi labour reforms to come into force
March 14, 2021
