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Human Trafficking by unlicensed agencies using Visit Visa
Human Trafficking by unlicensed agencies using Visit Visa
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Colombo (News 1st); There is a network that abuses Visit Visa’s to send Sri Lankan women as domestic aides overseas, especially to the Middle East, revealed the Association of Licensed Foreign Employment Agencies in Sri Lanka on Sunday (25).
The association said unlicensed agencies are engaged in Human Trafficking, using Visit visas.
“If a person is to fly overseas to serve as a domestic aide, he or she must meet certain criteria,” said Mohamed Farook Mohamed Arshad, the Secretary of the Association of Licensed Foreign Employment Agencies.
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COLOMBO (News 1st): The Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment (SLBFE) has taken steps to reserve seven high-end star-rated hotels for quarantine purposes of Sri Lankan migrant workers returning to the country.
Only employees registered with the Foreign Employment Bureau are entitled to undergo quarantine at these locations, free of charge, Mangala Randeniya, the Deputy General Manager and Spokesperson for the Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment (SLBFE) told News 1st on Wednesday (Apr. 21).
So far, more than 430 Sri Lankan migrant workers have been repatriated to the island under this programme of providing free quarantine facilities, he noted.
“Several hotels maintained under the Foreign Employment Bureau will be used for this purpose. Accordingly, seven 03-star hotels were obtained by the bureau for this purpose and the SLBFE will bear the costs incurred for providing the quarantine facilities. These include the hotel charges and costs incurred on PCR tests,” Man
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