The Pakistani
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Malbaris In Trouble In U.A.E..Secret Camera Revealed Elderly Abuse By a Malbari Servant..
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Malbaris In Trouble In Dubai..Secret Camera Revealed Elderly Abuse By a Malbari Servant..
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Lil'Genius
Minister (2k+ posts)
:'( .......
actually I have lived in Dubai in childhood Arabs locals really rape and physical abuse of Asians maids, servants much much maybe 100:1 r more than these poor Asian workers like above abusing elderly.
Problem is these Arabs are rich, and carry a really BAD temper like few Pathans, seriously need anger management course and Islamic teachings about GHUSSA period!
Problem is these Arabs are rich, and carry a really BAD temper like few Pathans, seriously need anger management course and Islamic teachings about GHUSSA period!
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dildilpakistan
Senator (1k+ posts)
Wo thori pakre jaaein ge ... ye "AJMI" tha es lie pakra gaya . Werna too video hi nai milti.
[h=1]Employer abuse and the horrific plight of many foreign maids in Saudi Arabia and other rich Gulf States[/h] [h=2]
Three housemaids committed a suicide by hanging themselves at their employers’ houses in the Saudi capital Riyadh in less than a week. Two Ethiopian maids were found hanged by the ceiling fan at home while an Indonesian was found with her neck tied to the window. Many of the abused maids are Christians, but Muslim maids are abused as well. They keep coming to work in these countries because they are very poor.[/h] [h=4]Emirates “Police are still investigating these separate suicide cases which took place in Riyadh in just six days,” Kabar newspaper said. Scores of Asian and African domestic workers have been reported to have committed a suicide in Saudi Arabia over the past years because of mistreatment and other factors. Other maids were involved in murdering or injuring their employers.[/h] [h=4]Saudi Arabia, the world’s top oil exporter, is the largest Arab base for foreign domestic workers, with hundreds of thousands of maids from Ethiopia, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and other countries working in the Gulf Kingdom of nearly 28 million people.[/h] [h=4]Occasionally, the abused maid gets revenge: Maid mixes employers’ food with menstrual blood[/h] [h=2]Testimonies from foreign domestic workers confirm their virtual slavery at the hands of employers in Saudi Arabia, a senior Philippine politician has said following a fact-finding mission to the kingdom.[/h] [h=4](Photos below are of housemaids who have suffered severe physical and sexual abuse by their Saudi employers)[/h] 
[h=4]ALL VOICES “A working day of 18 to 22 hours, constant threat of sexual abuse from employers the women called ‘maniacs’, and beatings, sometimes with the use of hot irons, by the wives of employers.” Rep. Walden Bello also said some Filipinos were being forced to sign a second contract upon arrival in Saudi Arabia with a salary significantly below the Philippine-government mandated minimum wage of 1,500 riyals ($400) per month, Arab News reported.[/h]
[h=4]Bello said the Philippine Overseas Labour Offices (POLO) had rescued “scores” of Filipino women from oppressive employers, Arab News reported, adding that most of those in the shelters were victims of violence and sexual abuse. The lawmaker’s comments come at a time when the treatment of domestic workers is under close scrutiny in Saudi Arabia following numerous cases of alleged abuse.[/h]
[h=4]In the most high-profile case, 23-year-od Indonesian Sumiati Binti Salan Mustapa suffered stab wounds, burns to her scalp and broken bones at the hands of her female employer. Gruesome images of Sumiati lying in a Medina hospital bed made the front pages of newspapers and led television newscasts in Indonesia, sparking public anger and causing a diplomatic spat between the two countries.[/h] [h=4]A Saudi court last week sentenced a woman to three years in prison for stabbing, beating and burning Sumiati, according to local newspapers. Human rights groups have long said domestic workers face physical and financial abuse in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states due to inadequate labour laws.[/h] [h=2]UK ‘Dispatches’ went under cover in Saudi Arabia to reveal the brutal reality of life for thousands of immigrant workers. A British crew follows Jessica, a young Filipino woman, who travels to Saudi Arabia as a contract worker as she moves from family to family, is raped, beaten, and forced to change her religion.[/h]
[h=4]ALL VOICES “A working day of 18 to 22 hours, constant threat of sexual abuse from employers the women called ‘maniacs’, and beatings, sometimes with the use of hot irons, by the wives of employers.” Rep. Walden Bello also said some Filipinos were being forced to sign a second contract upon arrival in Saudi Arabia with a salary significantly below the Philippine-government mandated minimum wage of 1,500 riyals ($400) per month, Arab News reported.[/h]
[h=4]Bello said the Philippine Overseas Labour Offices (POLO) had rescued “scores” of Filipino women from oppressive employers, Arab News reported, adding that most of those in the shelters were victims of violence and sexual abuse. The lawmaker’s comments come at a time when the treatment of domestic workers is under close scrutiny in Saudi Arabia following numerous cases of alleged abuse.[/h]
[h=4]In the most high-profile case, 23-year-od Indonesian Sumiati Binti Salan Mustapa suffered stab wounds, burns to her scalp and broken bones at the hands of her female employer. Gruesome images of Sumiati lying in a Medina hospital bed made the front pages of newspapers and led television newscasts in Indonesia, sparking public anger and causing a diplomatic spat between the two countries.[/h] [h=4]A Saudi court last week sentenced a woman to three years in prison for stabbing, beating and burning Sumiati, according to local newspapers. Human rights groups have long said domestic workers face physical and financial abuse in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states due to inadequate labour laws.[/h] [h=2]UK ‘Dispatches’ went under cover in Saudi Arabia to reveal the brutal reality of life for thousands of immigrant workers. A British crew follows Jessica, a young Filipino woman, who travels to Saudi Arabia as a contract worker as she moves from family to family, is raped, beaten, and forced to change her religion.[/h]
All societies are responsible for social crimes committed in them because they have not learned any sense as to how to set-up and run a proper human community despite having guidance because they have ignored it.
why not find out what a proper human community is and how to set it up and run it?
http://yopakistan.com/religion-foru...vable-reality-mere-fiction.html#axzz2vNFeOMSw
why not find out what a proper human community is and how to set it up and run it?
http://yopakistan.com/religion-foru...vable-reality-mere-fiction.html#axzz2vNFeOMSw
What the hell you are talking! It has become a habit of punjabi people to mention pathans in every sentence in every day life. get a life.
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zeshaan
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
sahih tor par muslim yeh bhi nahin keh saktay apnay aap ko.hat dharmi say manwana chahain to manwa lain apnay aap ko musalman.
inko apnay rab ka shukar guzar hona chahiay keh uss nay in logoon ko sab kuch day rakha hay,
jis din in say yeh sab kuch cheen lia gaya to yeh khootay ki sawari kay qabil bhi nahin rahain gay,
phir inko musawaat yad aay gi abhi to yeh dosaray insanoon ko insan hi nahin samjhtay.
inko apnay rab ka shukar guzar hona chahiay keh uss nay in logoon ko sab kuch day rakha hay,
jis din in say yeh sab kuch cheen lia gaya to yeh khootay ki sawari kay qabil bhi nahin rahain gay,
phir inko musawaat yad aay gi abhi to yeh dosaray insanoon ko insan hi nahin samjhtay.
jangjoo786
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
A bad move by the worker.
but may be this was MAKAAFAATE AMAL of that old Arab.
these Arabs are very abusive to their workers.
May Allah guide us all ameen
but may be this was MAKAAFAATE AMAL of that old Arab.
these Arabs are very abusive to their workers.
May Allah guide us all ameen
Justice.Yes
MPA (400+ posts)
AOA
How 'rich' is this statement of this person giving 'justification' for this 'cruel' behavior by the employee. "Two wrongs never make it right." Just because the laborers are abused by their employers then it is only fitting that same treatment is meted out by the abused employees somehow.
How 'rich' is this statement of this person giving 'justification' for this 'cruel' behavior by the employee. "Two wrongs never make it right." Just because the laborers are abused by their employers then it is only fitting that same treatment is meted out by the abused employees somehow.
My parents lived in Dubai for 28 years traveled by car all over the Gulf states, v nice place but compared to other countries extremely discriminative against non Arabs and like I said 100 abuses by these Rich Arabs to maybe one abuse which is wrong like above thats the truth. Believe me I understand two wrongs never make it right
