Hindusi szukają swoich bliskich, którzy zaginęli w krajach arabskich
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MEPPAYUR, INDIA - FEBRUARY 8, 2018: Makkatu Devi Panamkuttiyil has been looking for her husband since 1997, an Indian migrant workers who disappeared in Bahrain where labour rights abuses are rampant. Nearly nine million Indians citizens work in the six Arab States of the Gulf Cooperation Council, according to data released by Indiaâs Ministry of External Affairs. Money remitted by migrant workers from Gulf countries to India is a vital source of income for many households in the South Asian country.//CASTELIERSEBASTIAN_SIPA.8733/Credit:Sebastian Castelier/SIPA/2407191255
2018-02-19
Sebastian Castelier/SIPA/SIPA/East News
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Sebastian Castelier/SIPA
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