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Indonesia’s Plan to Lift Labor Migration Ban to Saudi Arabia Raises Alarms Over Workers’ Rights
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Indonesia’s Plan to Lift Labor Migration Ban to Saudi Arabia Raises Alarms Over Workers’ Rights
In March 2025, the Indonesian government announced plans to revoke their decade-long moratorium on sending workers to Saudi Arabia. While the move promises economic opportunities amid rising domestic unemployment, it also revives concerns about human rights violations and the safety of vulnerable Indonesian workers, who risk being sent to a Gulf nation built on the exploitation of its migrant workers. Indonesia imposed the moratorium in 2015, f…
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