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Introduction: GIJN Guide to Reporting on Migration in the Gulf Arab Countries
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Chapter 1 – Best Practices and Suggested Topics in the COVID Era
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Chapter 2 – COVID-19 and Migrant Workers in the Gulf
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Chapter 3 – Statistics and Studies
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Chapter 4 – Essential Reading
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Chapter 5 – Experts Guide
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Chapter 6 – Trafficking Case Studies
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Chapter 7 – First-Hand Reporting Accounts
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Chapter 8 – Key Terms
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Chapter 9 – Trafficking and Forced Labor Glossary
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Chapter 10 – Reporting Guide for Bahrain
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Chapter 11 – Reporting Guide for Kuwait
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Chapter 12 – Reporting Guide for Oman
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Chapter 13 – Reporting Guide for Qatar
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Chapter 14 – Reporting Guide for Saudi Arabia
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Chapter 15 – Reporting Guide for United Arab Emirates
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