Migrant rights NGO questions dirty tactics by cleaning company

Alyaa AlhadjriPublished: Nov 29, 2019 11:34 AM

A Klang-based cleaning services company is under the authorities radar after a group of its former employees raised their alleged exploitation, according to international migrant workers' rights NGO, Migrant Care.

Migrant Care country representative Alex Ong, when met by Malaysiakini recently, alleged links between the cleaning services company and a former maid agency that made headlines in 2012 for alleged labour trafficking offences.

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