Posts tagged Migrants
ASEAN on migrant rights: Making process, not progress
ASEAN on migrant rights: Making process, not progress

Written by Liberty Chee

As Southeast Asia, and indeed most other world regions age, without an increase in public spending on welfare, more and more migrant women will likely be called on for providing caring services.

Read More
Faultlines9DLASEAN, Migrants, 9DASHLINE, Liberty Chee, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia, UNDESA, Thailand, ILO, International Labor Organisation, Declaration on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Migration Workers, Consensus on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Migrant Workers, ACMW, TFAMW, Confederation of Employers, the Trade Union Council, Task Force on ASEAN Migrant Workers, ASEAN Forum on Migrant Labor, AFML, Southeast Asia, covid, COVID-19, ASEAN Way, civil society, East Asia, South Asia
Labour in the time of COVID-19
Labour in the time of COVID-19

Written by Drake Long

The time for introspection should not wait for the COVID narrative to shift once more. After all, the crew change crisis is still not over: the world has just entered its 30th month of leaving its seafarers out at sea, with no safe harbour for them to find.

Read More
Faultlines9DL9DASHLINE, Chernobyl, COVID, COVID19, COVID-19, Singapore, Migrants, China, Sinovac, Philippines, indonesia, thailand, hydroxychloroquine, pandemic, Global Trade, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Supply chains, India, Bangladesh, Seafarers, Maritime Labour Convention, International Transport Workers Federation, crew change crisis