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[Title] => Israeli Embassy nagsara rin
[Summary] => Naalarma ang Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) matapos magsara rin kahapon ang embahada ng Israel sa Makati City kasunod ng pagsasara kamakalawa ng Australian at Canadian Embassies at European Commission.
Pero agad nilinaw sa DFA ni Israeli Ambassador to Manila Irit Ben-Abba na ang pagsasara ay walang kinalaman sa terrorist threat.
Sinabi ni Ben-Abba na gusto lamang nilang isiguro ang seguridad sa paligid ng kanilang tanggapan dulot ng isinasagawang rally kahapon ng ilang militanteng grupo sa tapat nito sa Makati City.
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[Title] => Humane treatment for Pinoys in Israel
[Summary] => Israeli Ambassador Irit Ben-Abba has given assurance that undocumented Filipino workers in Israel will not get inhumane treatment when they are deported.
Ben-Abba said illegal workers in Israel will be housed in a special shelter where they will be granted a minimum of 72 hours to seek assistance.
"I can guarantee that illegal workers will be treated in a humane and respectable manner," she said in a letter to the United Manpower Agencies for Israel Association Inc. "Israel is a signatory to the international treaties related to labor issues."
[DatePublished] => 2002-09-09 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Mayen Jaymalin
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[Title] => Elusive peace
[Summary] => Certainly we should push for the humane treatment of Filipinos who are being deported from Sabah. But the government should brace for more problems ahead.
Malaysia isn’t the only country cracking down on illegal aliens. Since the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11 last year in the United States, other countries hosting big populations of foreign workers, including several in the Middle East, have been planning to send home not only illegal aliens but even legitimate workers.
[DatePublished] => 2002-09-04 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ana Marie Pamintuan
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Pero agad nilinaw sa DFA ni Israeli Ambassador to Manila Irit Ben-Abba na ang pagsasara ay walang kinalaman sa terrorist threat.
Sinabi ni Ben-Abba na gusto lamang nilang isiguro ang seguridad sa paligid ng kanilang tanggapan dulot ng isinasagawang rally kahapon ng ilang militanteng grupo sa tapat nito sa Makati City.
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[Title] => Humane treatment for Pinoys in Israel
[Summary] => Israeli Ambassador Irit Ben-Abba has given assurance that undocumented Filipino workers in Israel will not get inhumane treatment when they are deported.
Ben-Abba said illegal workers in Israel will be housed in a special shelter where they will be granted a minimum of 72 hours to seek assistance.
"I can guarantee that illegal workers will be treated in a humane and respectable manner," she said in a letter to the United Manpower Agencies for Israel Association Inc. "Israel is a signatory to the international treaties related to labor issues."
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[Title] => Elusive peace
[Summary] => Certainly we should push for the humane treatment of Filipinos who are being deported from Sabah. But the government should brace for more problems ahead.
Malaysia isn’t the only country cracking down on illegal aliens. Since the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11 last year in the United States, other countries hosting big populations of foreign workers, including several in the Middle East, have been planning to send home not only illegal aliens but even legitimate workers.
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November 30, 2002 - 12:00am
