Unseen, Now Heard: My Journey as a Domestic Worker in Indonesia
By Jumiyem* An Inner Struggle Just call me Lek Jum, a shortened version of the name my parents gave me, “Jumiyem”. I am 49 years old and the seventh of
By Jumiyem* An Inner Struggle Just call me Lek Jum, a shortened version of the name my parents gave me, “Jumiyem”. I am 49 years old and the seventh of
Interview with Ai-jen Poo, President of the NDWA Demographic and social changes worldwide have led
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