The family of the late Joanna Demafelis Refused The "Peace Money"

The family of the late Joanna Demafelis, 29, a Filipino migrant worker who was killed by her employer in Kuwait, asked for legal justice and refused the peace money or also called the successor blood of the perpetrator.

"We do not need that. We want justice especially for our parents, "said Jojet Demafelis, Joanna's eldest brother, in Iloilo City, Philippines

According to Jojet, the family feels somewhat calm after the two perpetrators are caught. They are waiting for the two to be extradited to Kuwait.

As reported by Al Jazeera media, a criminal tribunal in Kuwait decided hanging for both Joanna's employer, who was killed Joanna and hide her body in a refrigerator in an unused apartment.

Kuwaiti law enforcement pursues both employers who fled to Syria. Both employers are Nader Essam Assaf and his wife Mona Hassoun. After being pursued by Interpol, Assaf, who is a Lebanese national, was caught in Syria and handed over to Lebanon. While Mona is still detained in Damascus. Both defendants could still appeal the death penalty they received.

The death of Defamelis shook the Philippines. President Rodrigo Duterte ordered the suspension of worker shipments to Kuwait thereby triggering diplomatic tensions.

Duterte is determined to ask for justice for Filipino workers who are tortured by their employers. He then sent an airplane to Kuwait to bring all the workers who wanted to go home. The Filipino ambassador to Kuwait, Renato Villa, said there were 6000 Filipino worker complaints in 2017 alone.

Comments

Youtube Shooter Is Known To Be Animal Rights Activist

San Bruno Police, United States (US) announced the identity of the perpetrators of attacks at the headquarters of YouTube on Tuesday (3/4/2018). Proclaimed by Sky News on Wednesday (4/4/2018), the shooter was identified as Nasim Aghdam, and aged 39 years. She has her own YouTube channel, and is known to be an athlete, artist and animal rights activist. Before the shooting took place, Aghdam had uploaded a YouTube video and complained that she deemed unfair. Later, she also criticized YouTube through her written statement. According to her, the video sharing sites are targeting certain accounts, and eliminate their videos so that others can not see it. Previously, the shooting at the YouTube headquarters appeared from a social media account of one of the staff there at 19:57 local time. Aghdam was reportedly carrying a gun-type weapon, and injured three people. After the incidents, she committed suicide by shoot herself. President Donald Trump said the central government ar

Facebook Also Recording Phone Calls And SMS

Facebook recently admitted that they are also recording user data related to phone calls and SMS. This initial issue came from a Facebook user who just downloaded all his data stored on the social media platform. He is aware of the date, the time, the duration of the call and the call recipient, which he has done in recent years. In a published response, Facebook denied the news although it did not rule out it could happen. Facebook party mentions if they never record or record the history of calls or text messages that exist in the user's smartphone without permission. This, according to the Facebook, will help users find or stay connected with the closest people, also make better experience on Facebook. So the data stored only those who agree. Unfortunately, tech analyst from Ars Technica, Sean Gallagher, confronted the statement. According to him, it is very unlikely that all Facebook users are aware of this opt-in option. The reason, Opt-in is the default option on t

France Court Commands Princess Hassa, Daughter of the King of Saudi Arabia Arrested

French court issued an arrest warrant against Princess Hassa bint Salman, daughter of Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz for beating by her bodyguard against a Paris home decorating worker. Princess Hassa's arrest order has actually been issued in December last year. But notices to the French media just made this week. Worker who were beaten and had death threat by a 42-year-old female bodyguard reported the incident to police after being allowed get out of the Saudi daughter's home. The worker also submitted the photos of violence and death threats from the Saudi women's bodyguard through his cell phone. According to the New York Times, Princess Hassa was dissatisfied with the work. She, said the victim to the police officer while complaining about the incident, then yelled to her bodyguard. "This dog must be killed. He doesn’t deserve to live." the princess said as soon as his bodyguard arrived. The guard then strangled and hit the victim at the head

My Blog About Everything

Search This Blog