The Centre for Indian Migrant Studies is a Non Governmental Organization that aims to safeguard the rights of migrant workers. The team also works on various campaigns to encourage the public to take action on human rights abuse particular to migrant workers.
Migrant workers are critical to the fabric of our societies and they contribute tremendously for the success of our economy. They constitute nearly 85% of the population in some of the Gulf States. Though many migrants hold white-collar jobs, the majority of expatriate workers are temporary low-income migrants involved in manual labour, such as in construction, agriculture, transport as well as domestic work. These individuals represent the backbone of their economic development as well as our homes. Yet they are undervalued, ignored, exploited and denied their most basic human rights.
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This page provides an overview of the Chair’s vision for the 13th GFMD Summit, to be held online from 18 – 26 January 2021. Given that an online-only GFMD ...
Quito: A major global summit on migration will be coming to Dubai in January 2021, after the UAE formally took over the presidency of the Global Forum on Migration and Deve...
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The workers will need to complete their compulsory 14-day quarantine before they can apply for these openings.
The NEA, an ag...
RIYADH — Saudi Arabia plans to criminalize brokerage in the employment of Saudis and recruiting of foreigners...
The UAE will reopen air, land and sea borders with Qatar starting Saturday, state news agency, Wam announced.
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