Kuwait model Sundus Alcatan Photo: Taken from Instagram.
Kuwait's model Sundus Alkatan has been at the risk of commenting discriminatory comments of female domestic workers in the Philippines. She is an expert and model of women in profession. She has been working for a long time in the fields of fashion and fashion in Arabian women.
After signing the Memorandum of Understanding with the Philippine government last March, Kuwait's Labor Authority has announced special rules for domestic workers in Kuwait. It has been said in the rules that Philippines's domestic workers working in Kuwait will get a weekly holiday. In Kuwait, a domestic passport holder can not hold the passport holder. Although Kuwait's law has asked other domestic workers to keep their passports with the householder.
Sundus could not accept the facilities of the Philippines's domestic helpers. On July 20, he expressed surprise over the rules and criticized it in a video message published by Snapchat. He called this rule as 'one kind of magic'.
Sundus said in the video message, "How is it possible that your house will be a domestic worker and keep his passport with you! Even more odd, they have to give day-to-day each day! In the four days of the month, he will roam himself in the passport. Who will compensate me if he escapes? What else is left? After the new law, I will not have any other domestic help from the Philippines.
The criticism of Sunsud's remarks as discrimination started through the social media of Arabia. In view of this, Maxx Frazier Araabia, International Institute of Procurement Materials, announced the annihilation of all types of commercial ties with Sundus.
Later, Sundus said that he was not officially told anything from any brand. If this happens, then he thinks that it is targeting Kuwait, Islam and Hijab.
Arguing for his comments, the model said, "Our family members do not have passports themselves, rather they are present to one. And the domestic workers are going out with us, so why do they take a day off a week? '
This year, the body of a Philippine resident in the Philippines was found in Kuwait. There are also very warm words in between these two countries. In view of this, the Philippine government imposed restrictions on the sending of a domestic worker in Kuwait in January. Later, in March, a Memorandum of Understanding agreed on two countries.
According to the Philippine government, more than 2.4 million people in the Philippines are working in different countries. Of these, 6,450 or 2.5 million workers are working in Kuwait, most of whom are working as domestic workers.