U.J.M
Malaysia is yet another labour intensive market that will pay dearly, if it does not start taking care of its migrant population. With an economy that is already struggling to recover from the pandemic blow,
Dr. Neha Mathur
As the Covid-19 crisis struck the world, Nepali embassies in Malaysia and Middle East witnessed a large number of enquiries by the migrant workers in these countries. As the crisis worsened, so did the number
U.J.M
Malaysia has now decided to put a stop on their foreign intake of workers. But labour rights advocates are still pushing the Malaysian government to rethink and redo their labour rights. According to an official
Dr. Neha Mathur
Following Malaysian government decision to cease the recruitment of foreign workers, the labour rights activists and advocates are urging the government now to address the labour rights issues in the country. Due to the high
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