Tenaganita: Look into plight of women estate workers


PETALING JAYA: The Government should look into the plight of women estate workers and take steps to improve their economic status, says human rights NGO Tenaganita.

In its Labour Day message, Tenaganita said women plantation workers in Malaysia need help as they are still mired in poverty.

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