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11 sep 2026

Autor:
By Jan Limburski, CIVILNET (Armenia)

Armenia: Migrant workers describe poor working conditions amid lack of designated visas & labour abuses

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According to reporting by CIVILNET, migrant workers in Armenia face poor working conditions and a lack of labour protections.

The article says that the lack of formal regulation of labour migration in Armenia leave migrant workers vulnerable to exploitation by employers. The Armenian government plans to introduce migration reforms in November 2026, including a work entry visa and a new quota system for work permits, which may bring hope for structural change.