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    The woman worked for 6 years at her current organization focusing on human trafficking, labor migration, and programming. Previously she worked for 3 years for UNHCR after returning from Hong Kong. From 2002 to 2007 she lived in Hong Kong and worked for the Asian Migrant Center, a regional NGO that advocated for policies helping domestic workers and conducted capacity building for other NGOs. Her role focused on domestic workers programming in Hong Kong and other countries in the region.

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    The woman worked for 6 years at her current organization focusing on human trafficking, labor migration, and programming. Previously she worked for 3 years for UNHCR after returning from Hong Kong. From 2002 to 2007 she lived in Hong Kong and worked for the Asian Migrant Center, a regional NGO that advocated for policies helping domestic workers and conducted capacity building for other NGOs. Her role focused on domestic workers programming in Hong Kong and other countries in the region.

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    Woman: I have worked there for around nearly six years in charge of human trafficking, programming

    and labor migrations; but before, I worked for UNHCR, the United Nations High Commissioner for
    Refugees that’s right after I returned back from Hong Kong for three years in the UNHCR. And then back
    in Hong Kong, I was living in Hong Kong from the year of 2002 and the end of 2007. And then, in the
    beginning of January 2008 I moved back here.

    Interviewer: And you said, you worked for an NGO before? Did you?

    Woman: I worked in Hong Kong for a regional NGO called Asian Migrant Center; that’s exactly during the
    year of 2000 to 2007 when I’m here.

    Interviewer: What did that organization do?

    Woman: The Asian Migrant Center is basically a regional NGO just somehow based in Hong Kong and
    we’re doing a lot of advocacy policy and we also do the conducting bases and the publishing of Asian
    Migrant Yearbook and then we’re doing a lot of capacity building programming for the NGO; but,
    somehow, my responsibility at the time was actually in-charge of domestic workers programming. So,
    I’m doing a lot of work in Hong Kong; like 50% of my time is doing work in Hong Kong and the other 50%
    is doing work in Taiwan and then Singapore and also in Indonesia, some part in Malaysia and South
    Korea, too.

    Interviewer: Right.

    Woman: Yeah

    Interviewer: So, you have a …

    Woman: Collaboration with the NGO’s partner in the country where I’m visiting.

    Interviewer: So, you have a good understanding both from a local level and also international level.

    Woman: Regional particularly, yes.

    Interviewer: Right, so one of the questions I had, if you know, I wanted to get a sense of when did the
    migration start for domestic workers from Indonesia, I know it may probably has…

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