FEATURE/Connecting with underground society: Author tells stories of migrant workers
02/12/2024 03:23 PM
Taiwan began to employ larger numbers of migrant workers as part of its labor force more than 30 years ago. Over the years, although these workers have become increasingly indispensable, the general public's understanding of the community remains limited.
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