Nang mga nakaraang araw ay ginulantang ang Migrante South Korea dahil sa balitang hindi matutuloy ang paunang pagdinig sa kaso ni FPRRD sa September 23, 2025 sa dahilang walang kapasidad si Duterte na makadalo ng hearing, ayon kay Kauffman na abogado ni Duterte, hindi na niya maalala ang lahat…
In recent days, Migrant South Korea was shocked by the news that the preliminary hearing in the case of FPRRD on September 23, 2025, would not proceed because Duterte was unable to attend. According to Kauffman, Duterte's lawyer, he no longer remembers everything, including his family (cognitive deficiencies).…
https://www.berandamigran.org/state-violence-the-reflection-of-governments-failure-to-address-indonesias-economic-political-crisis/ Beranda Migran strongly condemns the practices of repression, violence, brutality, and the excessive use of force by authorities in response to the aspirations and anger of the people. The people’s resistance is the culmination of frustration and despair caused by the Indonesian government’s neoliberal policies, which have failed…
https://web.facebook.com/share/p/1EhYuHk6zf/ Malapit na ang ika-apat na State of the Nation Address ni Pang. Marcos, Jr. Sana mapansin man lang ni PBBM ang aming munting hiling: Sana ang mga serbisyo ng mga Embahada at Konsulado ay nagtataglay ng tunay na pagkalinga at hindi dagdag pahirap sa migranteng Pilipino. Mag-aanim…
https://www.facebook.com/AMCBHKM/ The Asian Migrants Coordinating Body (AMCB-IMA) express mixed emotions to the recent announcement of the Labour Department to increase the monthly minimum allowable wage for migrant domestic workers (MDWs) to HK$5,100. While AMCB-IMA acknowledges that the latest as well as previous pay hikes for MDWs were due…
Malaysia Must End Syndicate-Style Recruitment and Adopt Binding Bilateral Labor Agreements Tenaganita strongly supports the call made by former MP Charles Santiago urging the Malaysian government to adopt a binding bilateral labor agreement with Bangladesh to end syndicate-controlled recruitment. This call reflects what Tenaganita and other rights-based organizations have…
This newest publication from APMM and the World Association for Christian Communications (WACC) unpacks policy gaps in anti-trafficking mechanisms in the Philippines, Indonesia, Nepal, Thailand, Malaysia, South Korea, and Hong Kong. This research also explores the communication needs of migrants who are vulnerable to exploitation – citing how accurate and…