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The Big Read: To stop abuse of foreign domestic workers, stop the power imbalance Toggle share menu Advertisement The Big Read: To stop abuse of foreign domestic workers, stop the power imbalance While the recent spate of abuse cases have raised eyebrows all around, the issue has long dogged the nation since domestic helpers become a familiar sight in many a Singaporean household. (Photo: TODAY/Ooi Boon Keong) 10 May 2021 06:20AM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Whenever her employer gets angry with Ruby (not her real name) for supposedly not following h...
5 years ago Week of May 5, 2016 The Denver Broncos announced their Mile High Salute to the Fans Tour — a victory lap following the team’s win in Super Bowl 50 — would stop in Eagle on May 13. Mike Gibbs was named president and general manager of the Frost Creek development south of Eagle. The Vail Valley Mountain Bike Association launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise money to assist the U.S. Forest Service with trail maintenance costs. 10 years ago Week of May 5, 2011 The Western Eagle County Metropolitan Recreation District and the town of Gypsum agreed to team up on operations of the ...
Man on holiday cruise before heading to dinner jumps into Brisbane River to perform rescue MonMonday 19 updated Yesterday at 9:22pm MonMonday 19 John Gee didn't hesitate when he saw the woman starting to go under. ( Print text only Cancel A man on the first day of his holiday jumped into the Brisbane River to save a young person in distress on Saturday evening. Key points: John Gee's sister says he is a hero who acted without regard for his own safety Mr Gee leapt into the Brisbane River when attempts to reach the woman from the boat failed Police took the woman to hospital for assessment
The recent case of the extreme abuse of a Myanmar maid at the hands of her Singaporean employer has rattled the nation. What initially started as verbal abuse devolved into a litany of inhumane physical assaults — including slaps, punches, kicks, assaults with hard objects, hair ripping, and burns — which went on for nearly 10 months. Then there was the mental abuse: Being made to shower under the watch of her employers, subsist on cold food or soggy sliced bread, and being restrained to a window grille. The physical toll of the abuse resulted in Piang Ngaih Don losing 38 per cent of her ...