Art
No One Should Work This Way: Preventing the abuse of domestic workers
- Time: 21/11/14 02:00AM - 15/12/14 02:00AM
- Place: Bangkok
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An exhibition by Steve McCurry (known for his photograph of the "Afghan Girl") and Bangkok-based journalist Karen Emmons to raise awareness of workers who have been abused by their employers.
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