Forced labour

Between two worlds

This spoken poetry talks about the dark seedy world of forced labour.

3 June 2019



“Between two worlds” is a powerful poem composed by the Malaysian poet, Nazreen Mohamad, accompanied by the stirring piano arrangement of Rizalina Miranda, a Filipina domestic worker. Both the artists have a profound understanding about the issue of modern slavery, and trafficking.
It was produced by the project Liber8, with the support of the International Labour Organization, and the USDOL-funded Bridge project.
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