ABUSE OF THE FILIPINO NURSE up on 04/04/2010

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umbokis a 2011 Filipino Horror Film starring Cristine Reyes and Carlo Aquino produced by Viva Films

johnsgym101.com ....Very intense case she usually doesn't have. Obviously she was innocent cause she didn't do this purposely...but do you think he was really being abusive? Offer your opinion. Thanks.

Ms. Shela Wong, a Filipina Registered Nurse in Saudi Arabia. Shela works as an emergency room nurse. _ _ _ _ _ Video Software: Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 10.0 Background Music: Storms in Africa by Enya www.enya.com/

A teen-aged girl gets pregnant from rape. A poor woman, bleeding from an abortion, collapses after being shunned by several hospitals. ---------------------------------------------------- Despite legal and cultural prohibitions, over half a million women in the Philippines resort to abortion each year. These women do so under pain of being maligned, ostracized and physically harmed to the point of losing their lives. Why do so many assume so much risk? How much value does Philippine society put on women's lives? How should society respond, especially the health sector, which holds itself to healing all? These issues are explained in this film which is based on the real-life stories of four women: a teenager, a poor single mother, an ailing pregnant woman, and a young struggling doctor. It captures their circumstances, their reasons, how they sought and had abortions, how they were treated by health personnel, and the tragic deaths of two. Thoughtful and challenging commentaries are provided by Prof. Elizabeth Aguiling-Pangalangan, a professor of the UP College of Law; Dr. Junice L. D. Melgar, Executive Director of Likhaan (which researched the stories); Dr. "Nilda", an Obstetrician-Gynecologist who cared for two of the women; Prof. Mary Racelis, a professor of the Ateneo Department of Sociology and Anthropology; and Dr. Alberto Romualdez Jr., former Secretary of the Department of Health. Agaw-Buhay (Fighting for Life) literally describes the tragic struggle of two women in the film. However, it also describes the life-threat of unsafe abortion to over 1,500 women who daily face risks due to what they deem as "desperate reasons." Finally, Agaw-Buhay is a plea for a sober and objective re-weighing by society of abortion and the true worth of women's lives. CREDITS PRODUCER: Likhaan Center for Women's Health, with assistance from the Guttmacher Institute • EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Nowell Cuanang and Joseph Conrad Rubio • DIRECTOR: Rember Gelera • WRITTEN BY: Nowell Cuanang • ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Cris Sto. Domingo • EDITORS: Ryan Guilas and Rico Salvan • PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Fritz Silorio • CAMERAMEN: Disney Carreon and Joe Carlo Morales • ASSISTANT CAMERAMAN: Jam Morales • TALENT COORDINATOR: Corazon Buenaventura • VOICE TALENT: Toni Pua • PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS: Andy del Rosario and Christine del Rosario RESEARCH: Jocelyn C. Pacete and Shiela N. Conde Filipino language with English subtitles *** Family planning and reproductive health saves lives! ***

BABALA! ! ! ! Sa gustong maging "CAREGIVER" huwag tularan ang ginawa ng isang ito. Kung ikaw ay walang pasyensya, walang malasakit, walang puso't damdamin at laging mainitin ang ulo. Parang awa mo na . . . . . "HUWAG KA NG MAG CAREGIVER"

Filipino nurses & their families in the US

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This is My BUBBA and these asshole nurses abused her I HOPE THEY GO TO HELL AND BURN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

JESSICA: A SAUDI SLAVE Part 1 of 5 Producer: BFI, British Films Institute The documentary series goes under cover in Saudi Arabia to reveal the brutal reality of life for thousands of immigrant workers, filming secretly inside the country and recording in detail one Filipina woman's testimony of her experience at the hands of Saudi families and authorities. Features contributions from `Jessica' and also Nasser Mustapha (Philippines Welfare Officer). It would appear that the West chooses to ignore these human rights violations as Saudi Arabia is the biggest oil supplier and a powerful force in the Gulf. Filmed covertly in Saudi Arabia, tells the story of one of the 2,000 Filipinos who leave their country every year to work abroad. The woman, whose youngest daughter is in need of a heart operation, left her family two years earlier to work in Saudi Arabia. She ran away from her first employer, who not only failed to pay her but subjected her to abuse and took away her passport. For the next two years, she was passed from household to household, working as an unpaid maid. Eventually, she had to turn to illegal means to escape from her desperate situation. Broadcast on Channel Four in February 1996 in the `Dispatches' series.