• GCM Regional Review of the Asia-Pacific – Side Event: Migrants, Wages, and the Pandemic: Where are We Now on the Issue of Wage Theft? • Raised the issue of non-payment wages at the recently concluded Abu Dhabi Dialogue Sessions – Senior Officials Meetings • UAE United Nations Network on Migration (Inter-Agency Working Group) taking up the issue of non-payment of wages • Partnership with the UK and Swiss governments on their Initiative, Call to Action on Remittances: Webinar on Unpaid Wages and Remittances • In March 2021, the Interfaith Center for Corporate Responsibility (ICCR), a coalition of long-term institutional investors representing USD 2 Trillion in assets under management, formally endorsed the JFWT campaign voicing their support and urging companies to implement human rights due diligence in their supply chains and to support the campaign. Q: As an individual member of the general public, how can I contribute to Justice for Wage Theft and fight for justice for repatriated migrant workers? You can submit cases of wage theft through our online form https://justiceforwagetheft.org/en/page/fn5yqy10evw You can also sign our petition to urge your government to establish/set-up an urgent justice mechanism to address wage theft and give back the workers’ salary and benefits that they are owed. https://justiceforwagetheft.org/en/page/jthmnoje9ul Follow our campaign on social media and on the website, engage online to help raise awareness about the issue of wage theft experienced by migrant workers globally and to gain traction and draw the attention of stakeholders such as governments, international organizations, businesses, the media, etc. Instagram: @justiceforwagetheft Facebook: Justice for Wage Theft Website: justiceforwagetheft.org Twitter: @mfasia_ Use the hashtags: #JusticeForWageTheft #SayYesToJustice and #WageTheftIsAGlobalIssue