Sen. Win Gatchalian Celebrates Mary Jane Veloso’s Return: A Call to Protect OFW Rights
Filipino Woman Returns Home After 15 years in Indonesian Prison
Senator Win gatchalian Celebrates Mary Jane Veloso’s Homecoming,Calls for OFW Protection
december 18,2024
After 15 long years,Mary jane Veloso has finally returned to the Philippines. Senator Win gatchalian welcomed her homecoming, emphasizing the need to protect the rights of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and create better opportunities at home.
“Mary Jane Veloso‘s return is a powerful reminder of the challenges faced by many OFWs who leave their families in search of a better life,” said Senator Gatchalian. “Her story highlights the need for us to ensure their safety and well-being while thay are abroad and to create economic opportunities here in the Philippines so they don’t have to leave in the first place.”
Veloso’s case garnered international attention and sparked a wave of support from human rights groups and labor organizations. Senator Gatchalian commended the collective efforts that led to her release, stating, “I applaud the Philippine government, human rights groups, and labor groups who tirelessly fought for Mary Jane’s freedom. It’s heartwarming that she can now reunite with her family and loved ones this Christmas season.”
Veloso’s ordeal underscores the vulnerability of OFWs and the importance of addressing the root causes that drive them to seek work abroad.senator Gatchalian stressed the need for continued efforts to create a more robust economy that provides ample job opportunities for Filipinos, reducing the need for them to seek employment overseas.
“A Powerful Reminder”: Senator Gatchalian welcomes Mary Jane Veloso Home After 15 Years
NewsDirectery3.com – December 18, 2024
Senator Win Gatchalian today welcomed the homecoming of Mary Jane Veloso after 15 years in an Indonesian prison, calling her case a “powerful reminder” of the challenges faced by overseas Filipino workers (OFWs).
“Mary Jane VelosoS return is a powerful reminder of the challenges faced by many OFWs who leave their families in search of a better life,” Senator Gatchalian stated. “Her story highlights the need for us to ensure their safety and well-being while thay are abroad and to create economic opportunities here in the Philippines so they don’t have to leave in the first place.”
Veloso’s case drew international scrutiny and sparked widespread support from human rights groups and labor organizations. Senator Gatchalian praised the collective effort that led to her release, stating, “I applaud the Philippine government, human rights groups, and labor groups who tirelessly fought for Mary Jane’s freedom. It’s heartwarming that she can now reunite with her family and loved ones this Christmas season.”
The Senator stressed the importance of addressing the underlying issues that drive Filipinos to seek employment overseas.He emphasized the need for sustained efforts to build a stronger Philippine economy,generating more job opportunities and reducing the necessity for Filipinos to seek work abroad.