Kuwait's Abused Domestic Workers

With its substantial oil holds and a little populace Kuwait is one of the wealthiest nations on the planet. It has a populace of around 3 million. More than 600,000 local specialists originate from Asian nations , generally Sri Lanka, India, Nepal, Indonesia and the Philippines.

These outside specialists are not ensured by Kuwaiti law. A significant number of them are dealt with seriously by their bosses. Household specialists tell stories of misuse, beatings and different sorts of awful treatment.

As a rule, they don't get paid for their work, need to work for quite a long time without a free day , or are not permitted to visit relatives in their nations of origin. Infrequently they don't get nourishment or medicinal consideration .

Albeit a large portion of them have griped about such awful treatment there is no one in Kuwait who can help them. The administration says they have no reports of transient specialists being severely treated.

Human Rights Watch has requested that the Kuwaiti government give household specialists better security from bosses who misuse them.
With its substantial oil holds and a little populace Kuwait is one of the wealthiest nations on the planet. It has a populace of around 3 million. More than 600,000 local specialists originate from Asian nations , generally Sri Lanka, India, Nepal, Indonesia and the Philippines.

These outside specialists are not ensured by Kuwaiti law. A significant number of them are dealt with seriously by their bosses. Household specialists tell stories of misuse, beatings and different sorts of awful treatment.

As a rule, they don't get paid for their work, need to work for quite a long time without a free day , or are not permitted to visit relatives in their nations of origin. Infrequently they don't get nourishment or medicinal consideration .

Albeit a large portion of them have griped about such awful treatment there is no one in Kuwait who can help them. The administration says they have no reports of transient specialists being severely treated.

Human Rights Watch has requested that the Kuwaiti government give household specialists better security from bosses who misuse them.
With its substantial oil holds and a little populace Kuwait is one of the wealthiest nations on the planet. It has a populace of around 3 million. More than 600,000 local specialists originate from Asian nations , generally Sri Lanka, India, Nepal, Indonesia and the Philippines.

These outside specialists are not ensured by Kuwaiti law. A significant number of them are dealt with seriously by their bosses. Household specialists tell stories of misuse, beatings and different sorts of awful treatment.

As a rule, they don't get paid for their work, need to work for quite a long time without a free day , or are not permitted to visit relatives in their nations of origin. Infrequently they don't get nourishment or medicinal consideration .

Albeit a large portion of them have griped about such awful treatment there is no one in Kuwait who can help them. The administration says they have no reports of transient specialists being severely treated.

Human Rights Watch has requested that the Kuwaiti government give household specialists better security from bosses who misuse them.