Introduction In essence, the context of research is probably the most crucial aspects of the entire study. It defines factors involving the social, political, and economic environment in which the problem arises. Also, it includes the factors that inspire the designing, proposing, and conducting the actual research in the field. It could identify what other researchers have done as well as the underlying gaps in the literature which the envisioned research will close. Also, the context will include the originality of approach and the future aspects of research that cannot be incorporated in the current research. Further, this discussion will focus on the variables that will form the basis of envisioned research. Lastly, the paper will elaborate on how to ensure the validity, reliability, and credibility of the research. Context of Research Environment Evoking Research Problem There are political, economic, and social aspects which have evoked the problem being solved by the envisioned research. These form the environmental context within which the mistreatment, oppression, and exploitation of migrant worker occur. First, the political autonomy of Malaysia is the main factor that has led to the oppression of migrant workers. In this regard, it is realized that the government of Malaysia has enacted laws that encourage the development of industries in congested areas of Malaysia. In these areas, the workers are rendered powerless because they can hardly access good leadership to protect their rights (Hilsdon & Giridharan, 2010). While the government neglects the welfare of the migrant workers, underground systems emerge to connect the workers and the industries. The brokerage system takes advantage of the migrant, luring them to work under great oppression. The country lacks NGOs which could assist in offering this leadership by directing the government on best practices of humanity and rights. The social environment is another aspect that purports the emergence of this problem (Sharma, 2010; See, 2010). In this case, it is evident that the native citizens of Malaysia consider the migrants as complete foreigners rather than fellow human beings (Sharma, 2010). As a result, the owners of industries exploit them by paying extremely low wages (See, 2010). Probably, the social environment is the major aspect that evokes this oppression. Regarding the economic context, the companies in congested areas where the government allows industrialization to seek cheap labor. Most of these industries aim at reducing operational cost, which includes payment of wages. As a result, the economic strategies of these companies tempt them to employ the migrants who offer cheap labor. Additionally, the owners take advantage of the government’s ignorance to oppress the workers. Also, the macroeconomic systems of Malaysia have not set the wage limits for the companies leading to mistreatment of these migrant workers. These are the aspects of environmental context which result to the problem addressed in this research. Interests Inspiring Research There are various aspects which inspire the development of this envisioned research that focuses on the treatment of migrant workers in Malaysia. In this regard, one of the most important aspects which inspire the research is the gap that exists in the literature. The current research has focused profoundly on the aspects such as t