June 4, 2020

Bangladeshi migrant workers wait in line for food donated by a goodwill charity group for Christmas outside the Bangladeshi High Commission in Kuala Lumpur, 25 December 2007. At least 225 hundred Bangladeshi migrant workers have been forced to camp in their country's mission in Malaysia after they ran away from their employer for alleged abuse. The Bangladesh high commission has turned a section of its mission into a temporary shelter for the workers who are living in unhealthy conditions and little food to eat since early December. AFP PHOTO/TENGKU BAHAR (Photo by TENGKU BAHAR / AFP)

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