Why domestic workers oppose Hong Kong's 'job-hopping' proposal

In a bid to allay the concerns of families who employ domestic workers in Hong Kong, the city government wants to prevent workers from changing employers within a two-year contract period. This could force workers to stay in abusive situations, rights groups say.

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