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HOME celebrates International Migrant's Day, featuring SG's volleyball-playing domestic workers

Filipino maids model works of couture art created from household rubbish

SINGAPORE: For four hours on one of their Sundays off, about a dozen Filipino maids strutted on a stage inside the HFSE International School on Mountbatten Road wearing dazzling, colourful gowns and dresses made out of what otherwise would have been trash.

Filipino maids turn trash into couture art

Singapore News - For four hours on one of their Sundays off, about a dozen Filipino maids strutted on a stage at the HFSE International School on Mountbatten Road, wearing dazzling, colourful gowns and dresses made out of what otherwise would have been trash. On their bodies were bottle... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Insensitive ads describing maids as 'good value for money', 'affordable' are back, Latest Singapore News

Singapore News - They jostle for customers with promises of “good value for money” and “affordable” in notices they place on their shop windows, but the items on sale are not goods. Instead, three dozen or so maid agencies at Bukit Timah Shopping Centre are advertising migrant... Read more at www.tnp.sg

MOM investigating case where maid was seen cleaning roof of Bukit Timah house

The incident was caught on camera by another domestic worker, who posted it to social media. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore employers using police to threaten domestic workers, report says

More than 80 percent of police reports made by bosses against their maids do not lead to charges, rights group says.

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Over 80% of accusations made against helpers by their employers do not lead to criminal charge — HOME report

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Home report: Some Singaporean employers make baseless 'revenge accusations' against maids to punish them for leaving job

SINGAPORE, Aug 16 — Some migrant domestic workers in Singapore face “revenge accusations” by their employers, usually of theft, but they cannot work until the matter is...