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A labor activist reiterated on Tuesday the importance of a law to protect domestic workers and urged the House of Representatives to speed up deliberation.

Thousands of Indonesian expatriates, mainly women, are seeking travel documents from their diplomatic mission to legalize their job status and stay in the Kingdom.

Amnesty International has decried a repressive human rights climate in Indonesia and a worrying lack of progress in addressing past abuses, in a report that is also the third in as many weeks to criticize rising religious intolerance in the country.

SEREMBAN: 10 Indonesian women were among 21 illegal immigrants detained by Negri Sembilan Immigration department in four separate raids at Nilai and Seremban for violating the immigration acts.

SEREMBAN: 10 Indonesian women were among 21 illegal immigrants detained by Negri Sembilan Immigration department in four separate raids at Nilai and Seremban for violating the immigration acts.

Asia’s migrant workers sent approximately $260 billion to their families in 2012, but high fees and limited financial services outside of urban areas are reducing the benefits of those remittances for millions of rural residents, according to a new report.

The International Labor Organization (ILO) is encouraging the Indonesian government to make optimum use of bilateral and multilateral agreements to better protect its migrant workers abroad.

The International Labor Organization (ILO) is encouraging the Indonesian government to make optimum use of bilateral and multilateral agreements to better protect its migrant workers abroad.