1. Workers shall not be physically confined within the workplace or related premises, such as dormitories; and their freedom of movement shall not be unreasonably restricted.
2. Workers have unrestricted access to basic necessities (drinking water, toilets) both during work and non-work hours when in work premises.
3. The presence of security personnel or other security measures in the workplace or employer or recruiter-provided or -arranged residences are not used as a means to restrict worker freedom of movement unreasonably.
4. No other coercive means are used to restrict workers’ freedom of movement or personal freedom, including confiscation of personal documents, levying of financial penalties or security deposits, or use of deception in wage payment and deductions.
5. Workers are not required to live in employer- or recruiter-operated residences as a condition of employment, unless required by law.
6. Workers are free to return to their home country during authorized leave, without any penalty or threat of termination.