379 reactions · 22 shares | Nasrikah Paidin migrated from Indonesia to Malaysia two decades ago as a domestic worker. Initially deprived of days off and communication, she eventually found her voice and established an organization aiding migrant workers' rights. #dwher | DW Stories | Facebook

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4.4K views · 3.3K reactions | Anish, a migrant worker, helped build Qatar’s world cup. However, he is owed thousands of dollars. He thinks Messi’s profile could help migrant workers get compensated. Will the world champions do more for human rights in Qatar? | The Daily Star | Facebook

All workers, including immigrant workers, have rights. That is why I joined Commissioner Eira Corral Sepúlveda to share essential know your rights information with local businesses. We take care of each other. Let's share know your rights information and support local businesses as we are able! If you need help with a federal agency, including ICE, don’t hesitate to call my office at (773) 799-8219. | Congresswoman Delia Ramirez

Nepal’s labor minister revokes the hike in medical test fees for migrant workers after widespread criticism over financial burden and alleged exploitation. #NepalNews #MigrantWorkers #LaborPolicy #ForeignEmployment Keywords: Nepal labor news, migrant workers Nepal, medical fee hike, foreign employment Nepal, labor minister decision, worker rights Nepal | RON

Made $15M Off His Song—He Died With $22 Solomon Linda (1909-1962) was a Zulu migrant worker and musician in Johannesburg, South Africa who created one of the most famous melodies in history—yet died in poverty while others made millions. In 1939, Linda and his group The Evening Birds recorded "Mbube" (meaning "lion" in Zulu), which sold over 100,000 copies and founded the mbube/isicathamiya choral tradition. Linda sold the worldwide rights to Gallo Records for ten shillings (approximately $70 in

Debates about Taiwan's migrant worker system have been spurred on by a US order blocking imports of bike maker Giant due to forced labor concerns. | TaiwanPlus News