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"We are human! We are human!" Kapani, 37, cries, her features contorted.


Leaning towards the audience, she yells: "Don’t treat us like things!"


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Leaning towards the audience, she yells: "Don’t treat us like things!"


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OFWs, other migrant workers take spotlight in play

June 24, 2006 - 12:00am

SINGAPORE (AFP) — Mailes Angeles Kapani stands on the edge of a sparsely decorated stage, glare from the lights casting her face in shadow. "We are human! We are human!" Kapani, 37, cries, her features...

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Torn between two boyfriends

By QUESTION MARC By Marc Nelson | February 27, 2003 - 12:00am

Hey! I always make it a point to read your column. It just makes my day. I’m writing you because I have this problem.

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