19 articles with this tag.
Why restoring the pre 2012 overseas domestic worker visa is so important to preventing abuse and exploitation – a blog by Avril Sharp, Legal Policy and Campaigns Officer at Kalayaan. While my employer works on the pandemic frontlines as an NHS Hero I, a domestic worker,… Keep reading »
The case of Peru highlights the struggle of domestic workers to get the respect and rights they deserve. Keep reading »
What we learnt from our project tackling exploitation of Nepali migrant domestic workers in Lebanon. Keep reading »
Jakub Sobik on the decision of UK MPs to reject protections for overseas domestic workers from slavery. Keep reading »
Klara Skrivankova on the opportunity to end exploitation of overseas domestic workers in the UK Keep reading »
Jakub Sobik on the new rules for overseas domestic workers proposed by the British Government Keep reading »
The ATMG reports that victims of trafficking who are pregnant or have children have been ‘systematically overlooked’ by the British authorities. Keep reading »
Press release: Trafficking victims with children are ‘systematically overlooked’ in the UK Keep reading »
Nay El Rahi on tackling exploitative and abusive culture among employers of migrant domestic workers in Lebanon. Keep reading »
Kate Roberts, Head of Policy at Kalayaan, analyses the disastrous effects of tied Overseas Domestic Workers' visas on the migrant domestic workers Keep reading »