I went to the death itself to overcome the difficulties of the family. Three men carried inhuman torture to me inhuman torture. No food and clothes. After returning to Saudi Arabia three months before the work of the domestic worker, Riziya Begum (pseudonym), Noakhali, who came back home on May 21, said she was crying in tears. When the tension was stopped, he said, "The Prophet (peace be on him) said in the Prophet's name that he is being tortured in the country of the Prophet (peace be on him).
Saudi Arabia now has about 200 female domestic workers coming back every month. Last Sunday night also returned 40. Their experience is more or less similar. Physical-mental torture, even sexual harassment day after day. All Saudi families had to do work without interruption from morning to late night. Because they are filled with wealth, they have not been given proper food even when they have heard about it so long. The women returning to Saudi Arabia at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport have come to the Kanaar Roll after coming down from the plane. Many people just want to falafal around Many people have lost mental balance in trust and torture.
Similarly, like Rijiya, Saudi Arabia went to Saudi Arabia to get the family's comfort, Khayrunnesa Akter, daughter of Jitu Mia of Habiganj sadar upazila. After two months and 10 days after being tortured, returned home. Jitu Mian said to Kaler Kantho, 'People do not torture such torture people any day. Those who had taken my daughter to work at home are inhuman. "Jitu Mia's daughter came back from Saudi Arabia with Mili Akhter of Moulvibazar. He said, 'I do not want to remember what has happened to me. I have come back to the country, I know what I am alive. 'Mili Akhtar can not think of this saying:' The pain of the body still does not sleep at night. When I remember that there was a head shivering. I do not want to remember anymore - that's why he weeps. After the outrageous voice, he said, "In the words of the brokers, no girl like me would go to Saudi Arabia. Brokers talk one, after taking them there another.
Recruitment agency brokerage sent to Saudi Arabia to work in the hometown of innocent women in the city and rural villages by showing huge gains of wages. They are coming back home with assistance from local police, Bangladesh Embassy and Swadeshi expatriate men without getting torture. Every day women are taking refuge in the Safe Home and Saudi Immigration Camp of Bangladesh Embassy. It has been found that 150 to 250 women workers are taking shelter in shelter homes or immigration camps every day. At the end of the process, more than two hundred female workers are returning home.
About three hundred female workers returning home this month. More than 75 returned to BRAC's immigration department. This section of BRAC has been working to bring some more abused women to the country. Momtaz Begum of Kalaroa upazila of Satkhira lost her mental balance due to the torture of 40 women who returned to Saudi Arabia on Sunday (May 27th). Monoara Begum of Singair upazila of Manikganj is undergoing treatment at Sher-e-Bangla Nagar's mental health institute after being hit by mental torture like him. Amenya Begum and Aklima Begum of Ketuwali of Faridpur have lost mental balance, Halima Begum of Bachcharanpur of Brahmanbaria and Jharna Akhter of Narsingdi.
Saudi women returning to Saudi Arabia said most women workers were tortured in Saudi Arabia except for some household workers. Torture is running away and many people are losing their mental balance. Before sending women to the country, the government should strictly consider the issues. Salehaha Begum of Bhakrarta of Savar of Dhaka said, "The government will not allow the approval of sending a female worker from Bangladesh. And no mother and sister should not go to Saudi Arabia for the broker. No one will understand if the men of that country are not bad.
An official of the non-government organization working with the immigrants said on condition of anonymity, the expatriates' welfare ministry's top officials closed their eyes. Many people are tortured every month, but they do not see it. To protect the market, women workers are sent to the country of horrific torture. Many countries stopped sending women workers in Saudi Arabia protesting the torture of domestic workers, but Bangladesh is not giving them such torture. Brac migration department officer. Noyon said to Kaler Kantho, "Many women, including Momtaz Begum, have lost some mental balance among the 40 female workers who returned on Sunday."
According to the Bangladesh Manpower Employment and Training Bureau (BMET), in the four months from January to April, 39,575 people have been women workers in various countries including the Middle East. Among them, Saudi Arabia has 30 thousand and 102 people, 76 percent of the women workers. In January, there were 9,772 women workers in Saudi Arabia, 7,452 in February, 4,986 in March, and 8 thousand 492 in April and more than 4 thousand people went to the 22nd of May this year. On the other hand, in the month of April this year, there were 3,681 women workers in Oman, 2,896 people in Jordan, 1,029 in Qatar, 655 in the UAE and 552 in Lebanon. The number of people returning home due to torture from other countries is very low. 95 per cent of the women workers who returned to the country after being tortured are coming from Saudi Arabia.
According to the sources, there are 7,35,5575 female workers in Saudi Arabia, so far in different countries of the world. Among them, there are two lakh 34 thousand 831 women workers in Saudi Arabia, There are 1,26,000 656 people in the UAE, 68,883 people in Oman, 1 lakh 4 thousand 759 people in Lebanon and 1 in 32 thousand 716 people in Jordan.
Reba Akter, the daughter of Sobhan Ali of Sunamganj, recently returned from Saudi Arabia, the local broker said. He went to Saudi Arabia to spend 40 thousand rupees in the temptation to pay Tk 20,000 through Shahid Mia. Unable to survive the torture he returned to the country after five months and 10 days. His father, Sobhan Ali, told Kaler Kantho, "Girl in foreign country wanted to overcome our problems, now that girl has become dead. And so no one sends a girl there. '
Sushrna's Hasina Begum of Bhola said, "I got salaries for the first four months, but after that we started torture and oppression. After completing all the work, I have been employed for one year, finally I came to the camp with the help of a Darwan. "He said, 130 people in the Saudi embassy's safe house and 60 more women in immigration have been subjected to torture like me. There is no good treatment for them there. Among them, Rabeya, Phulmati, Farida, Tajilima are seriously ill, she said.
Shariful Hasan, chief of BRAC's Migration Program, told Kaler Kantho, "In Bangladesh, two seniors return to Bangladesh every month. Already in the last four months, seven to eight hundred girls have returned. BRAC has sent letters to the embassy, expatriate welfare ministry, to bring 118 girls back home in the last few months. We were able to bring 80 of them back. "Apart from this, the number of people who come in privately, this number will not be less than that. He said, in last two years, at least thousands of girls have returned, most of whom are victims of sexual abuse or other torture.
Human rights activist Salma Ali said, "If the government wants to stop harassment of female workers in Saudi Arabia, the government must take a strong position and the agreement between the two countries should be protected by the protection of women workers. Even girls must be aware of.
In this regard, the Labor Councilor of Bangladesh Embassy in Saudi Arabia, Golam Sarwar, was called on several times in the mobile phone but he did not receive the receipt.