KATHMANDU: Qatar — the most preferred job market for Nepali workers in the Gulf region — is all set to frame migrant workers-friendly policies.
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Qatar: Abolish Exit Visas for Migrant Workers
(Beirut) – Qatar should immediately abolish its exit visa requirements, which expose migrant workers to the risk of exploitation and abuse.
Read More“Who Wants an Indonesian Maid?” Trafficking in Qatar
The poster is literally selling a domestic worker. A “NOC” is a letter of no objection necessary to transfer the sponsorship of a migrant worker to another individual. The common practice of charging exorbitant, profitable fees for transferral is often referred to as the “Maid Trade” and amounts to human trafficking.
Read MoreDomestic helps advised to benefit from Iyara facility
DOHA: Qatari sociologist Amina Al Hail has advised housemaids and other domestic workers to benefit from a law that allows them to work with another employer on a temporary basis, if the original sponsor fails to give them a job.
Read MoreAdvisory Council approves draft Health Insurance Law
The Advisory Council (Al Shura) has approved the draft Health Insurance Law at a meeting chaired by its president, HE Mohamed bin Mubarak al-Khulaifi, local daily Arrayah has reported.
The council has also recommended that domestic workers be exempted from payment of the insurance premium. Provisions of the law will apply to all Qatari nati
Qatar forum stresses foreigner workers’ rights
Manama: A seminar in Qatar has called for the implementation of Islamic ethics with foreign workers, especially in relation to honesty, truthfulness and fulfilling promises, as a way to enhance their living conditions.
Read MoreQF ‘model’ guarantees rights of workers
Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development (QF) plans to enhance its migrant workers’ quality of life through a new welfare initiative aimed at curbing unfair employment practices, it was announced yesterday.
Read More150 domestic workers receive counselling
Doha: Nearly 150 domestic workers received counselling at the annual free medical camp yesterday. A majority of these domestic workers did not have Health Cards, which would allow them to benefit from the primary health care services.
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