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2009 a Bad Year for Migrants

By Free Media Online · December 16, 2009 · Comments Off
Russia · Tagged: china and tibet, Cuba, detention, egypt, France, health, human rights, migrant domestic workers, migrants, migrants, forced labor, united arab emirates, women & girls

Human Rights Watch (HRW) – (New York) – Many governments’ policies toward migrants worldwide expose them to human rights abuses including labor exploitation, inadequate access to health care, and prolonged detention in poor, overcrowded conditions, Human Rights Watch said today in advance of International Migrants Day, on December 18, 2009.

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2009 a Bad Year for Migrants

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