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The International Organization for Migration’s Korean arm hopes to help migrant laborers wire thei…

Chief Editor January 16, 2017 0 12 sec read
New IOM Seoul-Nepal policy will safeguard migrant workers from “hundi” when remitting hard-earned wages By Ko Dong-hwan The International Organization for Migration’s Korean arm hopes to help migrant laborers wire their hard-earned cash safely home amid the danger of theft from illegal channels.

Posted: 2017-01-16 04:57:00

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