June 2, 2009: The Penang team of the Coalition to Abolish Modern-day Slavery in Asia (CAMSA) is in the process of revamping its case management program in order to more effectively deliver services to guest workers in Malaysia.
“We face a lot of obstacles with case management,” said CAMSA team member James Nguyen. “Management has a lot of tricks up their sleeve to keep us from even speaking to the workers – including, quite simply, locking them up.”
The revamping process precedes the arrival of incoming CAMSA intern Ngoc-Tram Le , who will add expertise to the case management program, and meshes with ongoing outreach efforts. To read more about the strategy behind the outreach work, click here.
[...] TTP Fabrication, possible remittances issues at Western Union, and to hear more about CAMSA’s new case management, outreach, and database [...]
By: Key Briefs & Reports: Jennifer Pham Reports on Conditions of Vietnamese Workers in Malaysia « Vietnamese Workers Abroad: A Rights Watch on June 22, 2009
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