KUALA LUMPUR: Tenaganita has called for a separate legislation to protect the rights of foreign workers, saying the current Employment Act does not have the provisions to do so.
Tenaganita director Glorene Das said incidences of abuse among domestic workers were on the rise due to existing loopholes in the Act.
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