True or false: Migrant workers who report abuse in Saudi Arabia are usually compensated by the government?

The statement is false because migrant workers who report abuse in Saudi Arabia often do not receive compensation from the government. Despite the presence of laws that should protect workers, there are significant barriers that prevent them from receiving justice or compensation. Many migrant workers face challenges such as fear of retaliation, lack of legal recourse, and bureaucratic obstacles that impede their ability to report abuse effectively. The system does not consistently support or protect workers in such situations, which leads to a lack of accountability for the abusers and minimal support for the victims.

Understanding these dynamics is crucial for recognizing the challenges faced by migrant workers in Saudi Arabia and the limitations of the government's response to such reports.