Pinay OFW Run Away From Abusive Employer, Seeks Help From Philippine Embassy
The video of a Pinay OFW seeking help after she ran away from her abusive employer goes viral and elicits comments online.
The Facebook page “OFW JOIN FORCE – Ang Boses At Kakampi Ng Mga OFW” has shared the video footage of Pinay OFW seeking help after she ran away from her abusive employer. The video garnered various reactions from the netizens.
In the video, a guy has filmed the Pinay OFW identified as Joy Olaer seeking help from him after suffering inhumane treatment from employer. The Pinay migrant worker is a local of Mindanao and expressed her desire to return to the country.
The woman narrated that the driver would bring her somewhere and asked the guy to help her. After a few moments, the guy seems to be talking with someone until the OFWs employer arrived.
The uploader is calling the attention of Philippine Embasssy in Riyadh to help Olaer. Joy reportedly suffered hunger and starvation from her employer’s residence.
The page also explained that the man could not easily help the Pinay worker due to the strict rules and regulation in Saudi Arabia. The video itself could be great help for the woman.
Here is the full post:
“To Phil. Embassy Riyadh
Pakitulungan naman po ito kababayan natin tumakas ngayon sa Amo nya dahil ilang araw na po hindi pinapakain at putlang putla na ng makita ng ating isang kababayan na xa ang kumuha ng vedio at ang problema dumating agad ang Amo nya .
*Paalala lang po sa lahat hindi madali ang pagtulong lalo na kung may pulis at hindi sa lahat ng oras ay kakampi natin ang mga pulis na nakabantay sa area .Buhay nya din po ang nakasalalay dito.
At least laking bagay na po ang nagawa nya kay Joy”
The netizens expressed their reactions to the video:
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