by Jas Uppal | Jun 30, 2019 | blog, Cases, Featured, Justice Denied
Update: Sunday 28th July, 2019: Mother of three Indian, migrant worker enslaved in Kuwait returns to her family in Amritsar, India on Friday 26th of July following her horrendous ordeal after held in captive by her enslaver for a year. The enslaver demanded a...
by Jas Uppal | Jun 28, 2019 | blog, Cases, Featured, Justice Denied
Modern Slavery is an international problem. Whilst the West is proactive and determined to tackle the Slavery when it reaches their shores, the developing countries not only fail to tackle it but also fail to identify that fact that it is enslavement and therefore...
by Jas Uppal | Apr 15, 2019 | Cases, Featured, Justice Delayed
Modern Slavery: 14 April, 2019 Migrant worker abandoned by Joannou & Paraskevaides (Overseas) Ltd (In Liquidation) (‘JPO’)in Saudi Arabia suffered paralysis FIFTEEN days ago. It was only following protests by his co-workers, that the Indian authorities eventually...
by Jas Uppal | Apr 15, 2019 | Featured, Justice Denied
Migrant worker suffering from paralysis waiting for treatment for two weeks after been struck after paralysis attack Modern Slavery – 18th March, 2019:Left to die: Several hundred Indian migrant workers in the construction industry have been abandoned in Rydiah...
by Jas Uppal | Apr 4, 2019 | Cases, Featured, Justice Denied, Justice Upheld Blog, Uncategorized
‘Huroob’ is an Arabic word which means ‘escape’ or ‘absconder’ or ‘run away’ (‘Absent From Work’). Under Saudi Labour Law, it is mandatory for an employer to report his migrant worker employee to the Saudi passport authorities if the migrant worker is absent from work...
by Jas Uppal | Nov 7, 2018 | Featured, Justice Upheld, News, Uncategorized
Friday 2nd of November, 2018: Justice Upheld is delighted to report that Jennifer Dalquez, the Filipino migrant worker who was eventually acquitted of the murder of her ‘employer’ in the United Arab Emirates, was released and repatriated to her family on Friday....
