The Foreign Domestic Movement (FDM) was formed in 1981-1992. Which of the following is true regarding the FDM?
A) It was prompted by deteriorating working conditions, which were contested by several advocacy groups.
B) Domestic workers were required to live in their employers' homes for a period of 2 years.
C) Domestic workers could only apply for permanent residence after 2 years of employment.
D) Domestic workers under the FDM were not protected by the Human Rights Code.
E) All of the above

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The Foreign Domestic Movement (FDM) was indeed characterized by all of the mentioned aspects: it emerged in response to worsening working conditions for domestic workers, who were often required to live with their employers and faced restrictions on their rights and protections, including issues related to permanent residence and lack of protection under the Human Rights Code.

The Foreign Domestic Movement (FDM) Was Formed in 1981-1992