"The Philippines has banned its citizens from going to Jordan to work amid claims of widespread abuse of domestic staff by Jordanian employers."
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2 comments:
They are not claiming… it is true…
I don’t know much about Jordan, but here in Damascus…
You wont believe it till you hear it yourself.
We hired one… and do you believe what the office who imported those worked told us???
Incase she went “out of the leash” bring her here and we can “fix” her for you!!!
And after3 months… “Maria” was her name… she told us they fed them rice and only rice, or one Flafel sandwich for a day… they sleep in one room… they force them to live like animals…
And believe it or not…. Police do know every thing and legally cant do any thing about it!
That comment is intended to be funny:)
If you go through Daily Egyptian newspaers, you will more often than not fall upona story of an Egyptian woman beating up or killing her Philipense maid for sleeping with her husband!!!!!
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