Dhaka, April 1 -- Migrant workers in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries are facing heightened threats to both their safety and economic rights due to the ongoing regional conflict, Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday.

These workers perform essential roles that keep Gulf economies running during the crisis, including delivering food and water, providing healthcare, and maintaining critical infrastructure.

Despite this, many are struggling to meet daily expenses because of income loss, rising costs, and limited access to social services or security.

"Millions of migrant workers employed across the Gulf countries are navigating threats to their physical safety and job security amid the conflict," said Michael Page, deputy Middle Ea...