Qatar's laws do not limit the number of hours a day or the number of days a week that domestic workers can be asked to work. At its worst extreme, the abuse of domestic workers can involve physical and sexual abuse.
Nearly a year after the first elections in post-Gaddafi Libya, the human rights of tens of thousands of foreign nationals, including asylum-seekers, refugees and migrants, continue to be routinely violated.
Thirteen years after the introduction of the Race Equality Directive, discrimination against Roma in Europe remains widespread. EU member states must respect international and EU anti-discrimination legislation.
Some migrant workers in Italy are paid as little as €25 for a day’s work, live in derelict buildings and makeshift shelters without running water, electricity or heating, and suffer widespread labor exploitation, including low wages, arbitrary red...