Discussion and Conclusion
摘要
Live-in women migrant domestic workers (MDWs) in Saudi Arabia are at a high risk of abuse and exploitation in their workplaces. MDWs are kept indoors and denied mobility or communication. Employers deprive them of sleep, food, medical care, and wages. They perpetrate acts of physical and gender-based violence. MDWs constantly face threats of being reported to the police or transferred to abusive employers or large families.