May 23, 2013     Manila, Philippines
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Tales of Woe, Suffering, and Neglect of OFWs in Prisons Abroad In jail, maltreated, away from home and without any assistance from the gove…

Tales of Woe, Suffering, and Neglect of OFWs in Prisons Abroad
In jail, maltreated, away from home and without any assistance from the government, these OFWs are no longer concerned about pursuing their dreams of escaping poverty. Their main concern now is to survive their ordeal and be able to go home to their families as free individuals. By JANESS ANN J. ELLAO

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