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An overseas Filipino worker in Thailand committed suicide due to depression brought about by having no work and no source of livelihood. This is APMM's statement on the tragic news.
This is the statement of the APMM on the online survey it has conducted among Filipinos living and working in Thailand when the COVID-19 pandemic happened. The results of the online survey is in a separate document.
In this first of a series of web interviews, APMM talks to Pervez Siddiqui of Films4Peace Foundation to talk about how Bangladeshi migrants are during the pandemic. The video is in Bangla.
The APMM and the Films4Peace Foundation, a Bangladesh-based organization working on issues of migrants, launched today an online survey to know the situation and needs of Bangladeshi migrants during the COVID-19 pandemic. The said survey is in Bangla.
Here is the results of the online survey conducted by the APMM among Filipinos living and working in Thailand during the COVID-19 pandemic. A separate statement on the results has also been released.
The APMM shares its position and analysis on how the COVID-19 pandemic impacts on migrants, particularly in Asia Pacific, how migrant organisations and advocates can intervene to uphold migrant's human rights, and how migration can be viewed post-COVID.
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Founded in 1984, the APMM is a registered non-profit limited company with charitable status in Hong Kong.