Artist to Exhibit Work Inspired by FTS Frontline Work

Many Indian migrants who seek employment abroad are forced into construction, domestic work, factories, and other low-skilled sectors in regions like the Gulf countries or Malaysia. This often follows recruitment during which migrants face fraud and exorbitant recruitment fees associated with high risks of debt bondage. Indian migrant workers, in Gulf countries report exploitation, particularly as a result of recruitment deception and recruitment debt, as well as non-payment of wages, contract violations, and physical abuse. Some women are exploited in sex trafficking while migrating for employment.

Navigating the intricate landscape of global labor migration, particularly the India-Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) migration corridor, where the pursuit of economic opportunities often intertwines with the risk of exploitation, has become a pressing concern. As new...