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2016-01-27 10:33:08
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සෞදි අරාබියේ ගෘහ සේවය සඳහා කාන්තාවන් යැවීම රටවල් කිහිපයක් විසින් මේ වන විටත් තහනම් කර තිබෙනවා.
ඒ ඉන්දුනීසියාව, ඉතියෝපියාව සහ පිලිපීනය යන රටවල්.
මේ අතර සෞදි අරාබියේ සිටින උගන්ඩා ජාතික කාන්තාවන් හත් දෙනකු නැවත සිය රටට ගෙන්වා ගන්නා බව උගන්ඩා ආණ්ඩුව ද මේ වන විට නිවේදනය කර තිබෙනවා.
ගෘහ සේවය සඳහා සෞදිය බලා යෑම සිය රටේ කාන්තාවන්ට තහනම් කිරීමට උගන්ඩා ආණ්ඩුව පියවර ගනු ලැබුවේ මීට දින කීපයකට ඉහතදීයි.
උගන්ඩාව එම පියවර ගනු ලැබුවේ හාම්පුතුන් විසින් උගන්ඩා ජාතික කාන්තාවන් විශාල වශයෙන් අපයෝජනයට ලක් කොට ඇති බවට වාර්තා පළ වීමත් සමගයි.
රියාද් අගනුවර සංක්රමණික සේවකයන්ට නවාතැන් ලබා දෙන ස්ථානයක සිටියදී ඉහත කී කාන්තාවන් සොයා ගත් බවයි උගන්ඩා ආණ්ඩුව පවසන්නේ.
මූලික සේවක අයිතීන් සහතික කිරීම සඳහා සෞදි අරාබිය පියවර ගන්නා තෙක් තහනම ක්රියාත්මක කරන බවයි එම රටවල් පවසන්නේ.
Uganda bans housemaids from working
in Saudi Arabia
According to Ugandan figures,
about 500 housemaids have gone to
Saudi Arabia since the deal took effect
The Ugandan government has banned
its citizens from taking jobs as domestic workers
in Saudi Arabia, claiming they are often abused by their employers.
Wilson Muruli Mukasa, minister of gender, labour and social development, said on Friday that the government continued "to receive information of our people being subjected to inhumane treatment at the hands of the employers in Saudi Arabia".
"The ban will remain in force until the conditions are deemed fitting," Mukasa said in a letter sent to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
its citizens from taking jobs as domestic workers
in Saudi Arabia, claiming they are often abused by their employers.
Wilson Muruli Mukasa, minister of gender, labour and social development, said on Friday that the government continued "to receive information of our people being subjected to inhumane treatment at the hands of the employers in Saudi Arabia".
"The ban will remain in force until the conditions are deemed fitting," Mukasa said in a letter sent to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Uganda's Independent magazine said
the letter came days after an audio recording circulated on social media in which
a number of Ugandan women claimed
to be in prison in Saudi Arabia
and shared stories of abuse.
the letter came days after an audio recording circulated on social media in which
a number of Ugandan women claimed
to be in prison in Saudi Arabia
and shared stories of abuse.
"This recording resulted in a lot of public outcry,
and many think it could have been the peak for
government's final decision on the matter,"
the paper said.
The decision came six months after Saudi Arabia and Uganda signed a memorandum of understanding that enabled Ugandan domestic workers to seek employment in Saudi Arabia. It was seen as a way of addressing high unemployment rates among young people in Uganda.
"Our expectations were that with the signing of the agreement, trafficking in persons to Saudi Arabia would stop," Mukasa said.
"Our expectations were that with the signing of the agreement, trafficking in persons to Saudi Arabia would stop," Mukasa said.
Uganda becomes the fourth country after Indonesia, Ethiopia and the Philippines to ban their nationals from travelling to Saudi to work as domestic workers over concerns of abuse.
According to Ugandan figures, about 500 housemaids have gone to Saudi Arabia since the deal took effect.
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