MANILA – Filipino migrant workers' group Migrante International has filed an administrative complaint before the Department of Labor and Employment against a labor attaché who sought the deportation
MANILA – Filipino migrant workers' group Migrante International has filed an administrative complaint before the Department of Labor and Employment against a labor attaché who sought the deportation of a Filipina caregiver in Taiwan for criticism against the Duterte administration.
He alleged Ordidor was using multiple social media accounts and participated in a group "organized to discredit and malign the President and destabilize the government." Migrante International wants the labor official to “be immediately removed from his post, his actions be reversed and repudiated” and apologize to the government of Taiwan, to Ordidor, and to all Filipino migrant workers “as these acts were committed against all of us.”“We will continue to stand for the protection of the democratic rights to our freedom of speech and expression,” Concepcion said.
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