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Transparency expresses concern over detained expats
Transparency Maldives said it is concerned that around 21 expatriate workers were taken to the Immigration Detention Center after protesting at the Bolidhuffaru lagoon resort construction site over wages allegedly withheld for more than six months, and it called on Maldives Immigration, the Human Rights Commission and the Labour Relations Authority to act. Police said those who protested have been taken to the airport for deportation, with one already having left, and the reclamation of a 34 hectare area of Bolidhuffaru lagoon for a resort is a project under Dubai's DAMAC Properties.
LatestTM expresses concern over detention of expatriate workers protesting unpaid wages in BolidhuffaruRaajje (English), 2 Nov, 21:22
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expatriate workers reportedly taken to the Immigration Detention Centeraround 21The Editionthey are concerned over the reports they received of around 21 expatriate workers being taken to the Immigration Detention Center after they protested at the Bolidhuffaru lagoon construction site which is being developed as a resort.
area of Bolidhuffaru lagoon being reclaimed for a resort34 hectareThe EditionThe reclamation of a 34 hectare region in Bolidhuffaru lagoon to build a resort is a project under Dubai's DAMAC Properties.
migrant workers taken into Immigration detention recent protestapproximately 21Raajje (English)Transparency Maldives has revealed that approximately 21 migrant workers were taken into Immigration detention following the recent protest.
Around 21 expatriate workers were taken to the Immigration Detention Center after protesting at the Bolidhuffaru lagoon construction site.The Editionaround 21 expatriate workers being taken to the Immigration Detention Center after they protested at the Bolidhuffaru lagoon construction site which is being developed as a resort.
Police said those who protested on the island have been taken to the airport for deportation and one of them has already left.The EditionPolice stated that those who protested on the island have been taken to the airport for deportation and that one of them has already left.
Migrant workers held a peaceful protest over six months of unpaid wages at the Bolidhuffaru reef resort construction site and were subsequently detained. the recent protestRaajje (English)Transparency Maldives has expressed deep concern over the detention and subsequent punitive measures taken against migrant workers at the Bolidhuffaru reef resort construction site, following their peaceful protest over six months of unpaid wages.
around 21expatriate workers reportedly taken to the Immigration Detention CenterThe Editionthey are concerned over the reports they received of around 21 expatriate workers being taken to the Immigration Detention Center after they protested at the Bolidhuffaru lagoon construction site which is being developed as a resort.
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34 hectarearea of Bolidhuffaru lagoon being reclaimed for a resortThe EditionThe reclamation of a 34 hectare region in Bolidhuffaru lagoon to build a resort is a project under Dubai's DAMAC Properties.
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approximately 21migrant workers taken into Immigration detentionRaajje (English)Transparency Maldives has revealed that approximately 21 migrant workers were taken into Immigration detention following the recent protest.
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Around 21 expatriate workers were taken to the Immigration Detention Center after protesting at the Bolidhuffaru lagoon construction site.Bolidhuffaru lagoon construction siteThe Editionaround 21 expatriate workers being taken to the Immigration Detention Center after they protested at the Bolidhuffaru lagoon construction site which is being developed as a resort.
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Police said those who protested on the island have been taken to the airport for deportation and one of them has already left.The EditionPolice stated that those who protested on the island have been taken to the airport for deportation and that one of them has already left.
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Migrant workers held a peaceful protest over six months of unpaid wages at the Bolidhuffaru reef resort construction site and were subsequently detained.the recent protestBolidhuffaru reef resort construction siteRaajje (English)Transparency Maldives has expressed deep concern over the detention and subsequent punitive measures taken against migrant workers at the Bolidhuffaru reef resort construction site, following their peaceful protest over six months of unpaid wages.
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Police transported the protesting expatriate workers to the airport for deportation, with one individual already departed and the remaining group refusing to board their flights.the airportRaajje (English)Police informed the media that the expatriate workers who protested at Bolidhuffaru have been transported to the airport for deportation. While one individual has already departed, police stated that a final decision could not be reached immediately for the remaining group as they refused to board their flights.
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