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House Help Held Hostage In Bureaucrat's House For 6 Months: Women's Panel
A 19-year-old domestic help was on Thursday rescued from the house of an Income Tax officer in Gurugram where she was allegedly held hostage by her employer for six months, the NCW said.
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How Puducherry Lt Governor Kiran Bedi Helped Maid "Exploited" In Kuwait
'People's Nivas' is how Puducherry Lieutenant Governor Kiran Bedi wishes 'Raj Nivas' to be also known. It lived up to the expectation as a domestic help from allegedly facing exploitation in Kuwait returned home after Ms Bedi acted on a petition by her son in May.
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Morocco's Child Maids Suffer Like 'Slaves', Treated Worse Than Pet Animal
INSAF, an NGO which has campaigned for women's rights for nearly 20 years, lists "degrading working and living conditions" suffered by the girls, who are usually from the country and illiterate.
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Is the '$1.5 million maid' an isolated case?
A non-profit which brought Shanti Gurung's case to light is reviewing "at least five" other cases of Indian employers allegedly exploiting their domestic workers
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House Help Held Hostage In Bureaucrat's House For 6 Months: Women's Panel
A 19-year-old domestic help was on Thursday rescued from the house of an Income Tax officer in Gurugram where she was allegedly held hostage by her employer for six months, the NCW said.
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How Puducherry Lt Governor Kiran Bedi Helped Maid "Exploited" In Kuwait
'People's Nivas' is how Puducherry Lieutenant Governor Kiran Bedi wishes 'Raj Nivas' to be also known. It lived up to the expectation as a domestic help from allegedly facing exploitation in Kuwait returned home after Ms Bedi acted on a petition by her son in May.
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Morocco's Child Maids Suffer Like 'Slaves', Treated Worse Than Pet Animal
INSAF, an NGO which has campaigned for women's rights for nearly 20 years, lists "degrading working and living conditions" suffered by the girls, who are usually from the country and illiterate.
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Is the '$1.5 million maid' an isolated case?
A non-profit which brought Shanti Gurung's case to light is reviewing "at least five" other cases of Indian employers allegedly exploiting their domestic workers
