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Young Workers Find Purpose in Kerala's Tea Gardens
Acts of KindnessFeb 16

Young Workers Find Purpose in Kerala's Tea Gardens

Migrant workers from India's poorest states are building better futures in Kerala's lush tea plantations, earning triple their home wages while finding beauty and purpose in their work. One young graduate turned his botany degree into a passion for harvesting in "God's own country."

Al Jazeera English3 min read
Art Exhibition Turns Urban Destruction Into Hope
Daily MixFeb 3

Art Exhibition Turns Urban Destruction Into Hope

Two artists in India are transforming stories of displaced workers and demolished gardens into stunning art that honors the forgotten people who build our cities. Their exhibition shows how destruction can become remembrance.

The Hindu2 min read
NZ Fines Business Owner $33K for Worker Exploitation
Acts of KindnessFeb 2

NZ Fines Business Owner $33K for Worker Exploitation

A New Zealand business owner who exploited a migrant worker for three years has been fined $33,000, with part of the money going directly to the worker. The case shows the country's labour protection system is working to defend vulnerable employees and hold employers accountable. ---

Stuff NZ3 min read
Malaysia Fintech Opens Banking to Migrant Workers
SolutionsJan 20

Malaysia Fintech Opens Banking to Migrant Workers

A Malaysian digital platform is bringing secure banking services to thousands of unbanked blue-collar workers who've been locked out of the formal financial system. The tech partnership is making payday safer and sending money home easier for migrant workers across Southeast Asia.

Regional: malaysia technology (MY)2 min read
New Train Links India's Delta Towns to Kolkata, Darjeeling
SolutionsJan 19

New Train Links India's Delta Towns to Kolkata, Darjeeling

A new weekly express train now connects India's Thanjavur Delta region directly to Kolkata and the gateway to Darjeeling for the first time. Thousands of migrant workers and tourists can now travel home or explore heritage sites without complicated transfers.

The Hindu2 min read