NGOs want govt to have comprehensive policy of migrant labour

By Rashvinjeet S. Bedi

A group of foreign workers waiting for their documents to be processed.

PETALING JAYA: A coalition of NGOs working on migrant rights have urged the government to come up with a comprehensive policy on labour migration.  

The Right to Redress Coalition (R2R) said there were many contentious issues associated with labour migration in Malaysia, and they were not problems that can be ignored. 

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