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Migrants
MigrantsQatar World Cup: 1,018 Bangladeshis among 6,500 migrants have died
The mega construction projects in Qatar prior to the football World Cup 2022 caused death of migrant workers, including 1,018 Bangladeshis, reveals The Guardian in an exclusive report on Tuesday.
Singapore, Romania to recruit 12,000 Bangladeshis: Foreign minister
Foreign minister AK Abdul Momen on Monday said Singapore will recruit 10,000 Bangladeshis while Romania 2,000 soon.
Database for migrants launched with IOM support
The ministry of expatriates' welfare and overseas employment (MoEWOE) on Monday launched a digital platform, Returning Migrants Management of Information Systems (ReMiMIS), to collect, analyze, and ...
Saudi employer sentenced to death for killing Bangladeshi female migrant
A Riyadh court on Sunday sentenced a Saudi housewife to death and her husband to three years and two months in jail in connection with the killing of a Bangladeshi female migrant, Abiron Begum, in ...
Maldives to hire workers from Bangladesh, its FM says
The Maldives will recruit workers from Bangladesh by creating a solid framework under an agreement, said visiting foreign minister of the Maldives, Abdulla Shahid.
Returnee women migrant workers at the heart of Covid response
UN Women launched a project “Women and Girls at the Center of COVID-19 Prevention” last year supported by the government of Japan, to support returnee migrant workers. With implementing partner ...
Migrant workers restart from zero
A few migrant workers have started life afresh, availing public and private loans
'Bangladesh to create skilled manpower for post-Covid overseas jobs'
During the ongoing pandemic, which claimed over two million people worldwide, it was feared that thousands of Bangladeshis will return losing jobs
e-book launch
'67 per cent migrant workers return empty handed'
The e-book, 'The Other Face of Mobilisation, COVID-19, International Labour Migrants and Left Behind Families in Bangladesh' depicts the overall situation of Bangladesh's returning migrant workers ...
Migrant women workers suffer both at home and abroad
Women go abroad as migrant workers with big dreams, but often return battered and bruised, physically and mentally, even dead
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