CMCO adds pressure on stressed migrants, say rights groups

They call for government protection of workers still reeling from the effects of the initial lockdown. FMTNews Covid19 Migrants

Amnesty Malaysia says the government must engage with migrants to minimise the spread of Covid-19 among them.

Katrina Jorene, executive director of Amnesty International Malaysia, told FMT the government needed to engage with migrants to minimise the spread of Covid-19 among them. “They will require tailored protections to address their needs, including access to food and the ability to pay for accommodation,” he said.

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