Domestic Workers in Gulf Countries Vent Woes on TikTok , by Louise Donovan, published in partnership with The New York Times and The Fuller Project (25 April 2021).
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(Urban miners in the open air, the invisible face of recycling), by Judit Alonso Gonzalbez, Javier Sulé and Marta Saiz, published in El País, (1 March 2021).
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Petits patrons et jeunes migrants : unis par les liens de l'apprentissage (Small business owners and young migrants: united by the bonds of apprenticeship), by Gurvan Kristanadjaja,…
A report about Vietnamese immigrants in Russia, their attempts and desire to be a part of Russian society, to work and live legally.
By Phuong Minh for VTV (Russia/Vietnam)
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Bal Krishna Gautam endured two years of humiliation and avoidable illness in Qatar, with no access to a bathroom and spoilt food for lunch.
By Vani Saraswathi for Migrant Rights.org…
Away from political debates about refugees, some previously run-down cities are being rejuvenated by their arrival.
2 February 2016
Article and photo by James Reinl published in…
Jahanara* had had enough. For a year, the Bangladeshi cook had been working 12 to 16 hours a day, eating only leftovers and sleeping on the kitchen floor of her employer’s Abu Dhabi home – all…
Despite ASEAN's decade-long intention to protect migrant workers in the region, nothing has been done for the undocumented labor migrants, who continue to endure hardships in silence.
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Workers whose jobs abroad are secured through murky loans and payment schemes leave hopes for a better life buried deep in debt.
Story by Ana Santos and Sofia Tomacruz for Rappler. Winner of…
In the middle of the night, when the devices are dark, his antique alarm clock reminds him that his time has come. It sounds like hammering, monotonous like the melody of his days.
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One small Italian town has adopted a very friendly posture toward migrants and refugees.
Media production by Christopher Livesay for PBS - Italy
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Obrero ('worker') is an independent multi-platform documentary project. It tells the stories of Filipino rebuild workers temporarily migrating to Christchurch, Aotearoa New Zealand after the…
For a year, the Bangladeshi cook had been working 12 to 16 hours a day, eating only leftovers and sleeping on the kitchen floor of her employer’s Abu Dhabi home – all for half the salary she had…
The reporting on the Essex lorry tragedy where 39 Vietnamese migrants were found dead in the back of a lorry has shown how the narrative of poverty only reinforce prejudices against migrants. So…
Japón, el país con más longevos del mundo se enfrenta a serios problemas demográficos, y el gobierno es consciente de que buscar soluciones sostenibles es una prioridad.
By Carmen Grau Vila…
A 55 ans, cette combattante acharnée est à l’origine de Sitradomsa. Seul syndicat qui se bat pour les droits et les libertés de ces milliers de femmes, petites mains de l'ombre, discriminées et…
When Syrian civil engineer Dania Abdulbaqi could not find a job in Turkey, she decided to create her own future and help her refugee community.
By Stefania D'Ignoti for the Middle East Eye…
Across the country, farmers have voiced concerns over what they say is a growing labor shortage.
By Esther Honig for Harvest Public Media (US, Mexico)
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Thousands of Vietnamese migrant workers are being lured to Taiwan by unscrupulous brokers peddling false promises of high wages and good living conditions.
By Lam Le for This Week in Asia (Taiwan,…
