Qatar: Fix Gaps in Domestic Worker Law

Qatar Joins Core Human Rights Treaties

But Rejects Major Protections for Women, Migrant Workers

Kuwait/Philippines: Protect Filipino Migrant Workers

Migration Ban Increases Abuse Risk

Submission to the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights concerning Bangladesh

63rd plenary session

Duterte Threatens to Ban Labor Migration to the Middle East

Philippines Should Demand Stronger Protections for Overseas Filipino Workers

Respect the Rights of Domestic Workers that Oman Depends On

Top 5 Reforms Middle East Governments Can Make in 2018

Respond to Youth Demands, Gain Respect in the World

#MeToo, Say Domestic Workers in the Middle East

Trapped and Abused Behind Closed Doors in Oman

Tanzania Weak Protections Leave Their Domestic Workers Exposed to Abuse in Gulf Countries

Tanzania: Migrant Domestic Workers in Oman, UAE Abused

Women Describe Beatings, Exploitation, Harassment

Human Rights Watch Submission to the CEDAW Committee of Oman’s Periodic Report for the 68th Session

Human Rights Watch Submission to the CEDAW Committee of Kuwait’s Periodic Report for the 68th Session

Qatar: New Law Gives Domestic Workers Labor Rights

Needs Enforcement Mechanisms

For Qatar the Gulf Crisis is a Human Rights Opportunity

By reforming its nationality law, ratifying the Refugee Convention and joining the ICC, Qatar can become a model state in the region - and protect itself from attack