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In a bid to secure the rights of foreign domestic workers, Tenaganita along with several NGOs have drafted a Bill to tackle "loopholes" in the Employment Act.
Tenaganita and CARAM Asia also call for the government and public to provide more attention to migrant workers and their rights in conjuction with International Migrants Day.
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Tenaganita and CARAM Asia also call for the government and public to provide more attention to migrant workers and their rights in conjuction with International Migrants Day.
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