Growing up, Nasima wanted to be a doctor or work in a bank, But her difficult family situation forced her to quit school, She felt working abroad was the only way she had to support her family.

Egyptian worker with his son in front of their house. Two month earlier he was electrocuted and severely burnt while doing his job. He brought his family from Egypt before the new regulations were set. Now, it’s difficult for migrant workers to bring their families due to permits.

Shaheen worked legally in a garment factory for two years. He was forced to work with no work permit when the factory had financial difficulties and was about to close. Many workers choose to continue working with no legal papers, to pay off debt they accumulate to come to Jordan, and to continue supporting their families

Helmy, who is 12 years old, dreams of world where there is no poverty. He has always wanted to live a life free of work and full of studies, but his family of 8 people made it difficult for his father to meet the demands and obligations of house rent, water, and electricity bills

A domestic worker of Sri Lankan nationality has worked for 23 years without pay and was forbidden to go out or communicate with anyone outside the family circle