NHRI organises awareness workshop for domestic worker recruitment centre staff in Sharjah, in cooperation with MoHRE
Abu Dhabi, UAE, 1 July 2025: As part of its ongoing efforts to promote human rights awareness and protect the rights of domestic workers, the National Human Rights Institution (NHRI), in cooperation with the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE), recently held an awareness workshop for staff at domestic worker recruitment centres. The session took place at the Ministry’s headquarters in Sharjah and was aimed at employees of “Tadbeer” centres.
The workshop featured a presentation by Fatima Al Hosani, Head of the Awareness and Education Section at the NHRI, who provided an overview of the Institution’s mandate and areas of responsibility. She was joined by Abdulazeez Al Obthani, Head of the International and Regional Organisations Section, and Maytha Al Shamsi, Project Coordinator at the Strategic Communications Department. The session also covered the rights of domestic workers in the UAE and the vital role employers play in safeguarding those rights.
The workshop saw active participation from attendees and featured open discussions and a range of questions. It aimed to strengthen awareness among “Tadbeer” staff about their responsibilities in fostering a fair, respectful, and dignified working environment. The session also provided a platform to hear firsthand about the challenges shared by the staff and respond to their inquiries, reflecting NHRI’s broader commitment to embedding a culture of human rights across institutions and society at large.
