Quick Stats for January – May 2021 For the period of January – May 2021, a total of 1,113 new cases were filed on the JWT-Uwazi platform. Among these, there were 22 group cases and 175 individual cases. In the first report, a major challenge in data collection such as filing group cases under one victim’s name – hence the actual number of workers in group cases who suffered from wage theft reduced the total number to a little over 1000 cases for the period of November 2019 to January 2021. In the second report, this challenge has been managed and case filing has been performed for each member of the group case.     Within the 22 group cases, there were 938 individuals affected by various forms of wage theft. Group cases could range from at least 2 individuals to 159 individuals at most, depending on reporting. As was with the first report, the number of group cases become a far better indicator of corporate accountability affecting large companies of more than 100 workers. Majority of group cases were filed from India. Of the cases filed, India had 11 group cases, comprising of 741 migrant workers. The numbers within the groups range from 2 to 159. Nepal had 9 group cases, with individuals within groups ranging between 2 and 23. Indonesia also had greater proportion of cases that were part of 2 groups, equalling 131 cases filed. Figure 1: Percentage of individual and group cases CASE INPUTS Individual Cases 16% Group Cases 84% 7