A combination of job insecurity, separation from family and financial stress is making Philippine migrant workers vulnerable to harmful behaviours.
A report by the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights highlights the lack of safeguards for low-skilled and migrant workers.
Guests at a gathering to mark International Women’s Day hear from three inspirational speakers on the importance of women’s rights.
A new survey, released by the Macau Federation of Trade Unions just before International Women’s Day, has prompted calls for a better deal for women.
Although crime in general showed a decline in Macao in 2022, sexual crimes against children soared to their highest level in four years, prompting one advocate to speak out.
More than 21,000 students attended 950 vocational training courses last year, with additional emphasis placed on raising English standards and adjusting to changes in the construction industry.
After the Covid-19 pandemic and severe weather held up work, construction has finally been finished at the billion-pataca Barra station.
Traffic jams have been attributed to the city’s new customs clearance policy and regulations allowing Macao vehicles to travel to mainland China.
