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. Image: THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION/Beh Lih Yi
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