Rappler's latest stories on migrants' rights
Filipino migrant farm workers, care workers join marches in cities across Canada
Protest actions call for decent work, permanent resident status upon arrival, universal services, and an end to discrimination and displacement of migrant workers
What #ASEAN2017 accomplished: How much do they matter?
From migrants' rights to a code of conduct, here’s what came out of the 31st Association of Southeast Asian Nations Summit
No air-con use for maids? Anger over Hong Kong politician's 'inhumane' suggestion
Domestic workers in Hong Kong are mostly from Indonesia and the Philippines
Celebration and protest as Indonesian leader visits Hong Kong
Demonstrators criticized Indonesian President Joko Widodo for failing to address working conditions and migrant rights
Refugee crisis will feature at G20 leaders summit – Turkey
The crisis has split the 28 nation European Union
Palace to OFWs: Vote wisely
Malacañang makes the appeal as Migrante Partylist urges overseas Filipinos and their families to reject administration bets in 2016
More OFWs leaving PH under Aquino – Migrante
The militant migrant organization counters President Benigno Aquino III s claims that more OFWs have returned home and found jobs during his term
Dialogue urged over labor migration row
Saying dialogues have failed them in the past lawyer Steven Yanson says the anti Cacdac group would be willing to talk to any government official in positions higher than Labor Secretary Baldoz
Recruiters divided over labor migration reforms
A newly formed group of recruiters alleges abuse of power by the POEA chief while established stakeholder groups regard them as disgruntled agencies unable to conform to POEA rules
Asian netizens call on Jokowi to #SaveMaryJane
We appeal to our respective Heads of State and peoples to join the international clamor to save the life of Filipina Mary Jane Veloso
Filipina 'virtual slave' awarded $55k in Canada case
She was isolated underfed and treated like she was sub human; all because she was a young Filipino mother who needed the job to take care of her own children
Jose Antonio Vargas: ‘I can now go back and see my mother’
Vargas missed being covered by the DACA immigration relief when it was adopted in 2012 because it provided a cut off age of 30 years old for immigrant youth to qualify He was 31 years old then
Migrant workers: Undocumented, unprotected
If the State turns a blind eye to migrant workers what message are we sending to the rest of the world?
HK Labor Department probes abuse of Filipino migrant worker
Uychiat s case reinforces the claim that slavery of migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong is the rule rather than the exception
