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The Indonesian government has confirmed that its migrant workers in the Middle East are safe despite rising tensions in the region. This statement is part of the government's efforts to protect its citizens working abroad.
Kristina Ariani, Indonesia's Minister of Migrant Worker Protection, has called on migrant workers in the fishing sector to maintain Indonesia's reputation as they head to South Korea. This comes as approximately 7,000 workers await their opportunity to work.
The Philippine government has announced new measures to enhance the protection of migrant workers ahead of an international UN meeting on labor rights. This initiative comes as the number of Filipinos working abroad continues to rise, reflecting the government's commitment to safeguarding their rights.
Central Java Governor Ahmad Lutfi announced the launch of the 'Free Return Program for Workers' in 2026, aimed at easing financial burdens on migrant workers and ensuring their safe return home. The program targets informal sector workers and boosts the local economy.