“About 100 Bangladesh workers who were employed by Malaysian companies rallied Monday to demand unpaid wages, for fair compensation and an end to alleged abuse by Malaysian employers” — Associated Press World News, Nov 10, 2025

No idea all very bizarre. #BolehMalaysia

We also urge media, activists, rights community, and other stakeholders to give this matter immediate attention. The Bangladeshi High Commission and the Expatriates Ministry have failed to protect victims of modern slavery, instead creating an environment of retaliation following their involvement.

MWN calls on Bangladeshi and Malaysian authorities, as well as international buyers, to take immediate action to ensure workers receive all owed wages, fair compensation, and justice for systemic abuses.

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The event aimed to demand urgent support for 431 Bangladeshi workers exploited by two Malaysian companies, Mediceram Sdn. Bhd. and Kawaguchi Manufacturing Sdn. Bhd., and to draw attention to the widespread mistreatment of migrant workers in Malaysia.

Today, the Migrant Welfare Network (MWN)—a Bangladeshi migrant network based in Malaysia and Bangladesh— organised a human chain and press conference in front of the Ministry of Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment.

#MediceramWorkers #MWN #Bangladesh #MigrantRights #HumanChain #JusticeForWorkers #Malaysia