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She once interviewed boy bands – now she fights for migrant workers’ dignity and rights

Almost two decades of advocating for migrant workers in Singapore have changed how Stephanie Chok sees everyday life. From restaurant staff's work passes to whether a domestic worker gets her day off, the HOME executive director says she is always alert to the inequalities migrant workers face.

She once interviewed boy bands – now she fights for migrant workers’ dignity and rights

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Almost two decades of advocating for migrant workers in Singapore have changed how Stephanie Chok sees everyday life.

From restaurant staff's work passes to whether a domestic worker gets her day off, the HOME executive director says she is always alert to the inequalities migrant workers face.

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Almost two decades of advocating for migrant workers in Singapore have changed how Stephanie Chok sees everyday life. From restaurant staff's work passes to whether a domestic worker gets her day off, the HOME executive director says she is always alert to the inequalities migrant workers face.

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