Emigration Bill 2021
The Ministry of External Affairs invited public inputs to the Emigration Bill 2021. It intends to replace the Emigration Act of 1983 and to consolidate and amend the law relating to emigration of citizens of India.
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Serious Exploitative Conditions
- In recent times, the majority of migrant worker deaths in the Arab Gulf States/West Asia are attributed to heart attacks and respiratory failures, whose causes are unexplained and poorly understood.
- For years, independent investigations into migrant worker conditions have underlined serious exploitative practices which include large recruitment charges, contract substitution, deception, retention of passports, non-payment or underpayment of ....
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