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                    [Title] => Hong Kong council rejects motion against foreign domestic helpers
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Hong Kong’s Legislative Council denied yesterday a motion to publicly express its opposition to foreign domestic helpers’ campaign for right of abode, a newspaper here said.
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                    [Title] => Asian Karting Open on at Carmona
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                    [Title] => Government set to lift ban on maids to HK
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Last March 5, Mrs. Arroyo barred the sending of domestic helpers to Hong Kong until further notice after the special administrative region spurned her appeals and reduced the minimum wage for foreign maids.


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                    [Title] => KL deportations strain intra-ASEAN relations
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Relatively rich Malaysia has been denounced in the Philippines and Indonesia as "arrogant." "insulting" and "inhumane" for driving hundreds of thousands of impoverished migrant workers out of the country, and caning and jailing those who fail to flee. 


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                    [Title] => 100,000 Pinoys in Malaysia face jail terms, whipping
                    [Summary] => Some 100,000 illegal Filipino entrants in Malaysia will be thrown in jail, whipped and fined heavily if they do not leave the country before July 31, the Overseas Workers’ Welfare Administration (OWWA) said yesterday.


"Starting August this year, Malaysia will implement a new law that spells out stiffer penalties for those who entered the country illegally as well as those employing and harboring them," OWWA Administrator Wilhelm Soriano said.


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                    [Title] => Malaysia to start crackdown on illegal immigrants in 3 months
                    [Summary] => Malaysia warned yesterday it would begin whipping illegal immigrants in about three months following amendments to the country’s immigration laws. 


Malaysian ambassador Taufik Mohamed Noor stressed that Filipinos who comprise a big number of the illegals were not being singled out, and that Kuala Lumpur was not the first country in Southeast Asia to mete out corporal punishment. 


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Last March 5, Mrs. Arroyo barred the sending of domestic helpers to Hong Kong until further notice after the special administrative region spurned her appeals and reduced the minimum wage for foreign maids.


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Relatively rich Malaysia has been denounced in the Philippines and Indonesia as "arrogant." "insulting" and "inhumane" for driving hundreds of thousands of impoverished migrant workers out of the country, and caning and jailing those who fail to flee. 


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"Starting August this year, Malaysia will implement a new law that spells out stiffer penalties for those who entered the country illegally as well as those employing and harboring them," OWWA Administrator Wilhelm Soriano said.


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