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After two years working in Saudi Arabia, Arman Abelarde packed his bags in September and went home to the Philippines, joining an exodus of foreign workers who have been a major source of labor in the Arab Gulf for half a century. Abelarde made panel...

On July 1, 2016, the number of workers who died at their workplace was 42. Within five weeks on Aug. 8, the number of fatalities increased to 46. That was when a construction worker was killed in a workplace accident in Tuas that day. According to...

Four Indian men who were found guilty of providing false information to the Singapore Ministry of Manpower insist that they had no choice but to sign documents declaring their income to be 3 times their actual salary. The four men, who we have chosen...

You may or may not have seen this story that kind of went under the radar last week: Click image to go to article It told the really unfortunate story of Islam Rafiqul, a migrant worker whose employer would not — and was eventually revealed that he was...

In Singapore, what you see is not what you get. Under its glitzy first-world façade lies a record of human rights so poor one would be taken aback at the jarring dissonance. It is at once a country boasting a US$274.7 billion GDP  as well...