Human Rights

Malaysia is fighting slavery in ground-breaking fashion

The founding team of Pinkcollar, which billed itself as Malaysia's first ethical recruitment agency aimed at tackling debt bondage among migrant domestic workers, pose for a photo at its office in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia October 3, 2019.

The founding team of Pinkcollar, which billed itself as Malaysia's first ethical recruitment agency aimed at tackling debt bondage among migrant domestic workers, pose for a photo at its office in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia October 3, 2019. Image: THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION/Beh Lih Yi

Beh Lih Yi
Correspondent, Thomas Reuters Foundation
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