Menko Pemberdayaan Masyarakat, Muhaimin Iskandar, Highlights Challenges Faced by Indonesian Workers in Cambodia
Menko Pemberdayaan Masyarakat, Muhaimin Iskandar, recently revealed that there are approximately 100,000 Indonesian workers in Cambodia. This significant number of Indonesian workers in the country has led to an increase in cases being reported to the Indonesian Embassy in Cambodia.
Challenges Faced by Indonesian Workers in Cambodia
With the growing number of Indonesian workers in Cambodia, there has also been a rise in challenges faced by them. These challenges include issues related to employment conditions, legal rights, and access to support services. Many Indonesian workers in Cambodia have reported facing exploitation, unfair treatment, and difficulties in accessing basic services.
Efforts by the Indonesian Government
In response to the challenges faced by Indonesian workers in Cambodia, the Indonesian government has been working to improve support services for them. The Indonesian Embassy in Cambodia has been actively engaging with Indonesian workers to address their concerns and provide assistance when needed. Additionally, the government is working on enhancing the protection of Indonesian workers abroad and ensuring their rights are upheld.
Moving Forward
As the number of Indonesian workers in Cambodia continues to grow, it is essential for the Indonesian government to prioritize their welfare and well-being. By improving support services, advocating for their rights, and addressing challenges faced by Indonesian workers in Cambodia, the government can ensure the safety and protection of its citizens working abroad. Let us continue to support and empower Indonesian workers, wherever they may be.
