Modern day slavery: Filipino TNTs

[dbears 1]

This has been posted as a link on one of K1 subthreads. I just thought this might interest more Filipinos in the Philippine subforum since this is about our "kababayan" and the sad plight they have gotten themselves into... which is sadly, courtesy of fellow Filipino.

Enslaved in Suburbia: Inside the World of Trafficked Indentured Servants and the Visa Violators Who Care for Our Old

[marizzacdo 4]

It's really a sad fact, pero isa lng ung na notice ko , sabi sa news ang sahod daw nila sa pinas ay $100 a month being a teacher and $100 being a lawyer, di nman ata yan kapanipaniwala ano. Ibig sabihin, more or less Php 2,500 lng ang take home pay every 15 days? umabot nman ng more than Php10,000 ang sahod ng teacher (gross) , tapos medyo ok nman sahod sa lawyer ung nga lng deperensya pag dito na sa US tlaga mag work at makakatulong pa tlaga tayo ng husto sa family natin.

[rheanick 42]

This has been posted as a link on one of K1 subthreads. I just thought this might interest more Filipinos in the Philippine subforum since this is about our "kababayan" and the sad plight they have gotten themselves into... which is sadly, courtesy of fellow Filipino.

Enslaved in Suburbia: Inside the World of Trafficked Indentured Servants and the Visa Violators Who Care for Our Old

This is one american dream gone bad. Based on the report, this kind of activity should be reported to FBI not the local police.