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Help is Just a Click Away

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"In an effort to better improve and extend the scope of its Rights and Welfare Assistance Program (RWAP) for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), Migrante International today launched its “TANGGOL MIGRANTE ONLINE COMPLAINT FORM.” We uphold and advance the rights of overseas Filipinos: - Migrante International

It's about time, Kudos!!! to Migrante International. This is indeed a good news for OFWs, a great weapon and a protective shield against the rudeness, and abuse of some Philippine Embassy Officials. I guess the Romulo Salud issue has a good impact after all. Majority of OFWs have access to the internet so this will be a very convenient way for them in addressing the right organization for their complaints.

While the government talks about its appreciation of the contributions of Filipino Overseas Workers. Some Embassy Officials who are supposedly the "Champions" for the distressed OFWs are ironically worst than the “villains” themselves.

“One of our core programs is to provide our OFWs venues for their redress. Now, it is just a click away and may be accessed by OFWs all over the world,” said Gina Esguerra, Secretary General of Migrante International.

To my fellow OFWs please bookmark the page where you can fine the complaint form, it's always better to be armed in any kind of battles. Here is the Link TANGGOL MIGRANTE. Don’t let anyone treat like a trash, know your rights, fight for your rights.

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