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Apps Rush In With Insta Help At Rs 99 As Migrants Go Missing From Gurugram
The exodus of domestic helps from Gurugram coincides with the arrival of start-ups like Urban Company, Promoto, Snabbit offering help in 15 minutes
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Gurugram's Missing Maids and Sanitation Workers Linked to Immigration Crackdown: Reports
Residents took to social media to share their experience about the sudden disappearance of domestic workers and sanitation staff in parts of Gurugram.
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Maids, Labourers, Migrants, Children: The Faces Of Slavery In 2016
By Anuradha Nagaraj Chennai: Housemaids, brick makers, labourers, textile workers, fleeing migrants and children risking their lives in mica mines. These were the faces of modern day slavery in 2016 when the world saw a renewed resolve to combat all forms of human bondage. An estimated 45.8 million people globally live in some form of slavery, eith...
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'Tortured' Indonesian maid listed on Time's top 100
Time magazine has named an Indonesian maid allegedly tortured by her Hong Kong employer as one of the world's 100 most influential people, putting the spotlight on the city's treatment of its migrant workers.
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Indonesia pays nearly $2 million in 'blood money' to free maid in Saudi Arabia
Migrants' rights activists in Indonesia welcomed on Friday the government's decision to pay $1.8 million to free one of its citizens on death row in Saudi Arabia, just days before she was to be executed for murdering her employer.
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Indian leaps off balcony to escape allegedly abusive employer
Three domestic maids, including one Indian, have managed to escape from their employers, who allegedly forced them to work round-the-clock, by jumping from balconies of their homes in Bahrain.
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Immigrant maids flee lives of abuse in Kuwait
With nowhere else to go, dozens of Nepalese maids who fled from their employers now sleep on the floor in the lobby of their embassy here, next to the visitors' chairs.In the Philippines Embassy, more than 200 women are packed in a sweltering room, where they sleep on their luggage and pass the time singing along to Filipino crooners on television....
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Apps Rush In With Insta Help At Rs 99 As Migrants Go Missing From Gurugram
The exodus of domestic helps from Gurugram coincides with the arrival of start-ups like Urban Company, Promoto, Snabbit offering help in 15 minutes
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Gurugram's Missing Maids and Sanitation Workers Linked to Immigration Crackdown: Reports
Residents took to social media to share their experience about the sudden disappearance of domestic workers and sanitation staff in parts of Gurugram.
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Maids, Labourers, Migrants, Children: The Faces Of Slavery In 2016
By Anuradha Nagaraj Chennai: Housemaids, brick makers, labourers, textile workers, fleeing migrants and children risking their lives in mica mines. These were the faces of modern day slavery in 2016 when the world saw a renewed resolve to combat all forms of human bondage. An estimated 45.8 million people globally live in some form of slavery, eith...
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'Tortured' Indonesian maid listed on Time's top 100
Time magazine has named an Indonesian maid allegedly tortured by her Hong Kong employer as one of the world's 100 most influential people, putting the spotlight on the city's treatment of its migrant workers.
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Indonesia pays nearly $2 million in 'blood money' to free maid in Saudi Arabia
Migrants' rights activists in Indonesia welcomed on Friday the government's decision to pay $1.8 million to free one of its citizens on death row in Saudi Arabia, just days before she was to be executed for murdering her employer.
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Indian leaps off balcony to escape allegedly abusive employer
Three domestic maids, including one Indian, have managed to escape from their employers, who allegedly forced them to work round-the-clock, by jumping from balconies of their homes in Bahrain.
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Immigrant maids flee lives of abuse in Kuwait
With nowhere else to go, dozens of Nepalese maids who fled from their employers now sleep on the floor in the lobby of their embassy here, next to the visitors' chairs.In the Philippines Embassy, more than 200 women are packed in a sweltering room, where they sleep on their luggage and pass the time singing along to Filipino crooners on television....
