NEW DELHI: In a bid to combat trans-national human trafficking, employers have been asked to provide a mobile phone and fixed minimum wage to Indian domestic workers going to Gulf countries, Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs Vayalar Ravi said in New Delhi on Tuesday. "The cell phone would help keep track of the person, so that he/she doesn't fall into the wrong hands. Most people go abroad on legal work permits but on arrival in the foreign land their permits are...
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