A local private company in Malaysia defends itself after offering 'welfare and protection services' to Nepalese workers for a fee. The company claims to have established an agreement with Nepal's authorities, which will come into effect in 2024.
A local private company in Malaysia defends itself after offering 'welfare and protection services ' to Nepalese workers for a fee. The company claims to have established an agreement with Nepal's authorities, which will come into effect in 2024.
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