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Serve the People Association has long provided assistance to pregnant migrant mothers and injured or ill migrant workers, while also helping to resolve labor disputes for migrant workers.

written by Robert Owen Ganado

The Serve the People Association has long shared stories of migrant mothers in shelters, yet some netizens still cannot understand why these migrant workers choose to give birth in Taiwan.

During the Muslim fasting month, many Indonesian migrant workers take leave from factories to return home and celebrate Eid al-Fitr with their families.

"Uncle treats my child like his own grandkid, even lets me take a break and bring my kid to their house to play with their whole family. I'm really lucky," said Rainie.

Jaga, a 41-year-old with 9 years of experience working on deep-sea fishing vessels, found himself on the Taiwanese-funded "Da Wang No.4" as his fourth ship in April 2019.

40-year-old Kana from the Philippines, with her distinctive short haircut, lively big eyes, and a sweet smile, speaks fluent Chinese: "I used to have long hair and regularly treated it with ion per

Askey Computer is a subsidiary and owned by Asus Computer 100%, and accusations of Askey’s violation of labor rights of migrant workers and sweatshop brands have gradually attracted widespread atte

Hailing from central Vietnam, Amy, fluent in Chinese, is four months pregnant, and her baby bump is barely noticeable, making it hard to believe she's 31.

At 31, Ah Xian came to Taiwan and has spent the past decade working in several care facilities, taking care of the elderly and people with disabilities.