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Filipino migrant group presses implementing rules, regulations on domestic workers pact

5.2.12

Filipino migrant group presses implementing rules, regulations on domestic workers pact: [migrant-rights.org] A Filipino migrants’ rights group in the Middle East expressed doubt in the recent bilateral accord signed by the Philippine government represented by the Department of Labor and Employment (DoLE) with the Lebanese and Saudi governments, respectively, on providing protection to thousands of deployed Filipino domestic workers.

Last week, DoLE chief Rosalinda Baldoz announced that they have agreed with the Lebanese govt. and signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) stipulating provisions that will provide protection to deployed Filipino domestic workers in its bid to lift the ban imposed by the PH govt.


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