CLEAN : Singapore eases movement curbs for migrant workers

The video discusses the distress experienced by migrant workers in Singapore due to prolonged restrictions, even after they were lifted for the rest of the population. It highlights the discriminatory nature of these restrictions based on work pass and residence type, despite the absence of movement restrictions for others. The video welcomes the lifting of some restrictions but calls for further changes to ensure equality.

What was the main reason for the distress among migrant workers in Singapore?

• They were not allowed to work.

• They faced extended restrictions while others did not.

• They had to leave Singapore.

• They were not given any financial aid.

How long were the migrant workers under restrictions?

• Two years

• Three years

• One year

• Six months

What is the nature of the remaining restrictions on migrant workers?

• They are based on age.

• They are based on income level.

• They are based on nationality.

• They are based on work pass and residence type.

What is no longer required for the general population in Singapore?

• Event passes

• Movement tracing

• Work permits

• Health checks

Why is it difficult to justify the continued restrictions on migrant workers?

• Because the rest of the population has no such restrictions.

• Because they are not enforced.

• Because they are costly.

• Because they are not effective.