DMW Offers Support to Family of Murdered Filipino Worker in Kuwait
The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has announced that it is providing assistance to the family of a Filipino domestic worker who was tragically found dead in a Kuwaiti home. The victim, who had been reported missing for two months, was discovered in an advanced state of decomposition. The DMW is taking immediate action to support the family during this difficult time, ensuring they receive the necessary aid and guidance. As the Philippines continues to advocate for the rights and welfare of its migrant workers, the DMW's efforts aim to provide comfort and relief to those affected by such tragic events. With the help of the Philippine government, the family can hope to find some sense of justice and closure. The Department's assistance includes help with repatriation and other forms of support, highlighting the importance of protecting the rights of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and promoting their well-being. This case has sparked concerns over the safety and security of migrant workers abroad, emphasizing the need for increased protection and support.
