arab bukan negara islam ala ht bung. coba tanya ke aris dan toin picaso ...
On 7/8/06, RM Danardono HADINOTO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Mungkin mbak Aris dan kawan kawannya bisa jelaskan? > > --- In [email protected] <ppiindia%40yahoogroups.com>, "Ambon" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > REFLEKSI: Tiap tahun ratusan ribu jemaat Indonesia pergi ke Arab > Saudia untuk melakukan ibadah suci. Mereka kesana karena Arab Saudia > adalah Tanah Suci sesuai atauran agama. Di Tanah Suci diberlakukan > Syarat Islam yang umurnya sudah satu setengah abad lebih, terbukti > disana tidak terjamin keadilan kepada sesama mahluk manusia cipataan > Allah [sebagai contoh perlakuan terhadap TKW dalam artikel dibawah > ini]. Maka tibul pertanyaan apakah syarat Islam yang dipromosikan di > Indonesia akan lebih baik? Ancaran jawaban terhadap pertanyaan tsb > ialah paling tidak akan bernada bahwa bila Syarat Islam diberlakukan > di Indonesia akan sama sekali bukan saja tidak membawa faedah apa- > apa kepada masyarakat tetapi malah merugikan mutu kemanusian. > > > > Bagaimana komentar Anda? > > > > > > http://www.arabnews.com/? > page=1§ion=0&article=85015&d=8&m=7&y=2006 > > > > Saturday, 8, July, 2006 (12, Jumada al-Thani, 1427) > > > > Govt Doing Little to Protect Us From Abusive Maids, > Employers Say > > Arab News > > > > JEDDAH, 8 July 2006 - Cases of Asian maids running away and > leaving their employers in desperate situations seem to be a growing > phenomenon. We tend to hear many cases of maids being abused by > their employers but at the same time there are multiple cases of > families themselves being abused and treated inappropriately by > their maids. > > > > Recently, having only been in the Kingdom for two days an > Asian maid ran away from her sponsor's home. In another case one > maid demanded her employers send her back to her home country saying > working, as a maid, was not befitting her and in a third case a maid > left her sponsor's house at a critical time when the lady of the > house had given birth just a few days earlier. > > > > According to Al-Watan newspaper, many Saudis complain that > the Ministry of Labor is doing very little to protect their rights > as more and more maids run away. Employers say that they end up > losing considerable amounts of money when the housemaids flee and > are never compensated. It seems that as soon as the workload > increases and maids are asked to rub some extra elbow grease into > their work then the women bail out and abort ship. > > > > In his search for a suitable trustworthy, polite and > hardworking maid, Rashed Abdul Rahman went abroad with his family. > He thought he could find a maid and also have a short break away > from home. While on holiday they met a potential housemaid who they > employed for a month to see how she worked. Rashed and his family > found the woman well behaved, hard working and displaying good > manners but as soon as the family brought the woman to Riyadh she > vanished into thin air. > > > > Rashed was left heartbroken and upset. "She tricked us, she > had it all planned," he said. > > > > A short time later the family received a call from the > police saying that the maid had been caught in Jeddah working as a > housemaid in an illegal network involving other runaway Asian > housemaids. It turned out that the ringleader was a man for whom the > maid had worked in a brief stint a while ago. > > > > In a similar case, Muna Sulaiman, a working woman and mother > of a three-year-old, complained of her housemaid who ran away a week > after her brother's maid disappeared leaving her in a desperate > situation of having to juggle household chores with work and > children. > > > > One Saudi mother, called Um Abdullah, said one day she found > her four-month-old daughter's head swollen and noticed the baby was > having problems breathing. > > > > Um Abdullah and her husband became worried. They took the > baby to hospital to be told by a doctor that the girl had been hit > in the head. Um Abdullah's husband was furious and rushed home to > reprimand the maid only to find that she was missing. > > > > Many maids enter the Kingdom legally and then run away to > work in lucrative illegal networks to be paid up to SR1,200 a month. > > > > Fawzieh Al-Bakr, a lecturer at King Saud University in > Riyadh, said the phenomenon of housemaids running away is dangerous > to the community, government and security resources. Fawzieh > believes there is a sinister network behind the phenomenon of maids > running away. She says that three years ago she herself was put in a > difficult situation when her maid ran away. > > > > The Ministry of Social Affairs and police deal with the > responsibility of runaway maids at the Center for Maids Affairs. The > center employs receptionists to follow up complaints and a number of > female workers supervise detained maids and ensure the women are > given food and shelter. > > > > Most runaway maids are deported after all fines and payments > that maids are responsible for are paid in full. However, many > employers complain that they are never compensated for the financial > losses they incur in bringing maids into the Kingdom. > > > > According to the ministry most maids that the center deals > with are women who have fled within their first three months in the > Kingdom. Many of the maids complain that the living standards are > poor in their sponsors' home; some claim they have been mistreated > and others say they are not paid regularly. > > > > With maids running away and many Saudis having to face the > brunt of financial losses it is perhaps time the government did > something to maintain the rights of Saudi employers who are abused > by their dishonest maids. > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] *************************************************************************** Berdikusi dg Santun & Elegan, dg Semangat Persahabatan. Menuju Indonesia yg Lebih Baik, in Commonality & Shared Destiny. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ppiindia *************************************************************************** __________________________________________________________________________ Mohon Perhatian: 1. 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