!!! Violence against domestic workers !!!

[Jess]

Originally Posted by TAREK®

if this happened to u would u be able to keep ur cool? if yes i salute u Ghandy, coz she practicaly ruined his sister's life

Mother Theresa please

[TAREK®]

انتحرت العاملة الاثويبية التي عرضت الـ"أل.بي.سي" مشاهد خاصة عن تعرضها للضرب أمام سفارة بلادها، في دير الصليب حيث كانت قد وضعت للمعالجة .
وتمكنت الـ"ال بي سي" من معرفة هوية الفاعل الذي يدعى علي محفوظ من خلال رقم سيارته , وهو حاول في مقابلة معه تبرير فعلته من خلال نفيه أن يكون قد تعرض لها بالضرب .
وأكّد محفوظ أن "العاملة الاثيوبية حاولت الانتحار أكثر من مرّة وانه حاول التعامل معها بانسانية"، كما لفت الى انها "رفضت الذهاب الى المطار لتسفيرها".

[mr_j]

it is slavery, they make less than half of what we call minimum wage, we keep their passports and therefore if they leave us without our consent they practically have no rights at all, we lock them up, prevent them from going out or using the phone. They sleep when we tell them and wake up when we tell them

it is slavery I'm just wondering what is so special about this video? did you really need to see it to know that domestic workers are being abused and have no rights?

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The latest news is that poor girl commited suicide.Allah yer7ama.
They should be an investigation and anyone that is responsible for her death should be Jailed.

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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/46738275...east_n_africa/

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BEIRUT — An Ethiopian housemaid in Lebanon committed suicide on Wednesday, Ethiopia's consul general said, a week after video footage of her being dragged along the streets by a man and forced into a car sparked national outrage.

1. "I went to the hospital today and they said that she hanged herself at 6 o'clock this morning," Asaminew Debelie Bonssa told Reuters, adding that the maid, Alem Dechasa, had been taken to hospital in order to recover from her forcible abduction.

"I am deeply shocked. I went to see her yesterday and I was told that she was ok," said Bonssa.

Last week, Lebanese television channel LBCI sparked nationwide indignation after broadcasting footage of a man violently dragging Dechasa along a street in Beirut and screaming at her to "get into the car."
Another man was then seen helping to force Dechasa into the back of the car while she squirmed and screamed "no, no, no."
On Friday, the Lebanese Cabinet condemned the violent incident and asked for an investigation into the matter.
After the video was aired, LBCI used the car's number plate number to identify one of the men.
Outraged by the video, activists in Lebanon posted the man's contact information on internet social media sites and called for action against him.
Reports of domestic worker abuse are rife in this small Mediterranean state.
The hospital was not immediately available for comment.

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It's like we need anymore negative stories.

[mr_j]

I watched tony khalife yesterday on new TV and they had this guy in the video in the interview... anyway I am officially switching sides on this, the hoe was crazy

also how sly is LBC, according to the guy, this video was taken on february 24 or so, and yet LBC did not broadcast it until woman's day in march, to create more drama, and they did not let the guy tell his side of the story...

domestic violence exists, and it is a shame, but we shouldn't take vengeance yamin chmel on people who are innocent like this guy.