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The oil-rich Gulf States depend on the migrant labor of millions of domestic workers to cook, clean and care for children across the region. For those workers, the chance of a better life for their own families comes with the risk of exploitation, abuse, even slavery.
Hong Kong’s migrant domestic workers have virtually no social protection if they get fired for becoming pregnant. PathFinders co-founder Kylie Uebergang explains how confidence-building education helps them access the services they need.
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