'Indians' tortured, buried alive in Saudi Arabia: Report
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the Baloch cheiftains that your Goverments so much favour do the same thing repeatedly as wellRest in peace!
they dont discriminate if someone is a foreigner or a Baloch.
burring half / Alive / half dead victims is not uncommon.
do find out by sending some Indian operatives from Afghanistan into Balochistan.
whoever the culprit it doesnt matterLaughing at the death of innocent people .
You have a messed up brain ....
rest in peace to the dead
The godless societies are also the most developed.
Anyway, you attributed godlessness as the cause when it suited your POV, but when given contradicting facts, instead of modifying the conclusion, you are finding new excuses.
If it has nothing to do with religion, why did you bring it in in the first place?
And Pakistsan has this wonder, as I explained to you earlier in the day, when you trolled about tejas as usual -don't worry, india has tejas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KSA can't hide now
The only flying machine Pakistan ever designed indegenously.
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Will you stop trolling for once? It seems you've joined PDF just for this.
If you haven't anything worthwhile to contribute, go play outside with your kiddie friends and stop bothering us.
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Arghhhhhh.... look what Saudi Jahelias are doing with innocent migrants workers. Indians, Bangladeshis, Pakistanis, Sri Lankans also face same treatment there.
This is very recent report.
Ethiopia Workers Return From Saudi Arabia Telling of Abuse
By William Davison Dec 13, 2013 9:23 PM GMT+0600
Photographer: Jenny Vaughan/AFP/Getty Images
Ethiopian immigrants returning from Saudi Arabia arrive at Addis Ababas Bole...
Teklai Hagos says he watched in horror as Saudi Arabian police beat Ethiopian migrants protesting against the alleged kidnapping and rapes of Ethiopian women by young Saudi men.
“When we said stop, then the police started hitting us,” the 30-year-old former pipe-factory worker in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, recalled in an interview in Addis Ababa.
Teklai is among more than 100,000 Ethiopians repatriated from Saudi Arabia since the kingdom began deporting illegal migrants in November. It’s a crackdown Teklai and New York-based Human Rights Watch say involved beatings by Saudi police and rape and murder by vigilantes. Saudi Interior Ministry spokesman General Mansour al-Turki denied the claims.
The Arab world’s biggest economy has taken action against illegal workers as it pushes to create more jobs for Saudi citizens and stave off the unrest that has toppled leaders across the Middle East since 2011.
At least 115,465 Ethiopians have been repatriated, according to the International Organization for Migration, or IOM. Hundreds of thousands of Asian migrants are also being deported from the oil-producing nation, which was home to about 9 million foreign workers in a population of 29.9 million, according to Saudi government statistics.
Ethiopia’s government said three nationals were killed in clashes with police in Riyadh that started Nov. 9. Ejected workers say rioting occurred after Ethiopians were angered by the rape of Ethiopian women at apartments in the Manfouha district.
Machete Attacks
Ethiopians said Saudi citizens armed with sticks, machetes and firearms attacked foreigners in Manfouha on Nov. 9, according to Human Rights Watch.
One 30-year-old witness saw the bodies of two Ethiopians who’d been beaten to death and one who’d been shot, it said. Another had a video that “appeared” to show a Saudi man raping an Ethiopian woman, the advocacy group said Dec. 1 in an e-mailed statement.
Mohammed Shime was near the area’s Al Rajhi Bank after a Saudi man was killed in clashes. The 22-year-old says he saw six Ethiopians stabbed to death when they fought back against Saudi youth -- shabaab in Arabic -- who arrived in cars.
“Four come to you and start cutting you and asking for your phone,” he said in an interview in Addis Ababa on Nov. 26. “Then other shabaab come with their knives shouting ‘Allahu Akbar.’”
‘False’ Claims
The claims of abuse by police and vigilantes are “false” and deportation camps are open to diplomats and human rights monitors, al-Turki said in a reply to questions sent by text message on Dec. 5. He accused illegal Ethiopian migrants of instigating violence in Riyadh as well as in the Saudi cities of Jeddah and Medina.
Ethiopian Foreign Minister Tedros Adhanom chastised Muslim Saudi Arabia for its treatment of citizens from his country, which he said gave refuge to followers of the Prophet Mohammed fleeing persecution in the 7th century.
The “last 10 days have been the most tragic in my life,” he said on Nov. 18.
Ethiopia, Africa’s second-most populous nation, may face difficulties resettling workers, many of whom went abroad because of limited job opportunities at home.
While the economy registered Africa’s fastest growth over the past five years, with average expansion rates of 10.3 percent, the maximum monthly earnings for a laborer are about $80.
Journey Home
For two years, Mohammed worked on a building site earning 1,500 Saudi riyals ($400) a month.
Most of those returning to Addis Ababa are bussed from Bole International Airport to a compound run by IOM. From there, coaches take them home, in Mohammed’s case to Kemissie in Ethiopia’s Amhara region, 227 kilometers (141 miles) north of the capital.
His trip to the kingdom was very different. Along with tens of thousands of others every year, Mohammed paid traffickers 20,000 Ethiopian birr ($1,050) to take him him to neighboring Djibouti and then across the Gulf of Aden to Yemen.
Others work in the kingdom legally. In the 12 months through July 7 last year, 160,000 Ethiopian women flew to Saudi, the majority to work as maids, joining thousands already there. Many are being deported because they changed jobs without employer permission, making their new work illegal, Human Rights Watch said.
Physical Abuse
Mental, physical and sexual abuse are frequent complaints made by Ethiopian domestic workers in Saudi Arabia, according to Human Rights Watch. Ethiopia temporarily stopped issuing permits for unskilled work abroad in October, mainly because of mistreatment.
“The returning migrants are arriving in desperate condition,” the Geneva-based IOM said in an e-mailed statement on Dec. 6. “They are traumatized, tired, anxious and some seriously sick.”
Some returnees with psychological problems are given refuge by the Addis Ababa-based charity Good Samaritan Association, which rents a two-story villa on the eucalyptus-covered hills above the capital.
One new resident, Zeina Mussa, 18, clasps a black headscarf over her face and says that although she’d been working in Saudi Arabia as a maid for about eight months, she doesn’t know which city she was in.
Mohammed saved 20,000 riyals during his two years, money he says will help him become a businessman. He’s advising other Ethiopians from seeking riches abroad even as he plans to invest his savings.
“In Saudi Arabia the money is good,” he said. “But it’s useless if you’ve money and no life.”
To contact the reporter on this story: William Davison in Addis Ababa at wdavison3@bloomberg.net
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Antony Sguazzin at asguazzin@bloomberg.net
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-12-12/ethiopian-migrant-workers-return-from-saudi-with-tales-of-abuse.html
This is very recent report.
Ethiopia Workers Return From Saudi Arabia Telling of Abuse
By William Davison Dec 13, 2013 9:23 PM GMT+0600
Photographer: Jenny Vaughan/AFP/Getty Images
Ethiopian immigrants returning from Saudi Arabia arrive at Addis Ababas Bole...
Teklai Hagos says he watched in horror as Saudi Arabian police beat Ethiopian migrants protesting against the alleged kidnapping and rapes of Ethiopian women by young Saudi men.
“When we said stop, then the police started hitting us,” the 30-year-old former pipe-factory worker in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, recalled in an interview in Addis Ababa.
Teklai is among more than 100,000 Ethiopians repatriated from Saudi Arabia since the kingdom began deporting illegal migrants in November. It’s a crackdown Teklai and New York-based Human Rights Watch say involved beatings by Saudi police and rape and murder by vigilantes. Saudi Interior Ministry spokesman General Mansour al-Turki denied the claims.
The Arab world’s biggest economy has taken action against illegal workers as it pushes to create more jobs for Saudi citizens and stave off the unrest that has toppled leaders across the Middle East since 2011.
At least 115,465 Ethiopians have been repatriated, according to the International Organization for Migration, or IOM. Hundreds of thousands of Asian migrants are also being deported from the oil-producing nation, which was home to about 9 million foreign workers in a population of 29.9 million, according to Saudi government statistics.
Ethiopia’s government said three nationals were killed in clashes with police in Riyadh that started Nov. 9. Ejected workers say rioting occurred after Ethiopians were angered by the rape of Ethiopian women at apartments in the Manfouha district.
Machete Attacks
Ethiopians said Saudi citizens armed with sticks, machetes and firearms attacked foreigners in Manfouha on Nov. 9, according to Human Rights Watch.
One 30-year-old witness saw the bodies of two Ethiopians who’d been beaten to death and one who’d been shot, it said. Another had a video that “appeared” to show a Saudi man raping an Ethiopian woman, the advocacy group said Dec. 1 in an e-mailed statement.
Mohammed Shime was near the area’s Al Rajhi Bank after a Saudi man was killed in clashes. The 22-year-old says he saw six Ethiopians stabbed to death when they fought back against Saudi youth -- shabaab in Arabic -- who arrived in cars.
“Four come to you and start cutting you and asking for your phone,” he said in an interview in Addis Ababa on Nov. 26. “Then other shabaab come with their knives shouting ‘Allahu Akbar.’”
‘False’ Claims
The claims of abuse by police and vigilantes are “false” and deportation camps are open to diplomats and human rights monitors, al-Turki said in a reply to questions sent by text message on Dec. 5. He accused illegal Ethiopian migrants of instigating violence in Riyadh as well as in the Saudi cities of Jeddah and Medina.
Ethiopian Foreign Minister Tedros Adhanom chastised Muslim Saudi Arabia for its treatment of citizens from his country, which he said gave refuge to followers of the Prophet Mohammed fleeing persecution in the 7th century.
The “last 10 days have been the most tragic in my life,” he said on Nov. 18.
Ethiopia, Africa’s second-most populous nation, may face difficulties resettling workers, many of whom went abroad because of limited job opportunities at home.
While the economy registered Africa’s fastest growth over the past five years, with average expansion rates of 10.3 percent, the maximum monthly earnings for a laborer are about $80.
Journey Home
For two years, Mohammed worked on a building site earning 1,500 Saudi riyals ($400) a month.
Most of those returning to Addis Ababa are bussed from Bole International Airport to a compound run by IOM. From there, coaches take them home, in Mohammed’s case to Kemissie in Ethiopia’s Amhara region, 227 kilometers (141 miles) north of the capital.
His trip to the kingdom was very different. Along with tens of thousands of others every year, Mohammed paid traffickers 20,000 Ethiopian birr ($1,050) to take him him to neighboring Djibouti and then across the Gulf of Aden to Yemen.
Others work in the kingdom legally. In the 12 months through July 7 last year, 160,000 Ethiopian women flew to Saudi, the majority to work as maids, joining thousands already there. Many are being deported because they changed jobs without employer permission, making their new work illegal, Human Rights Watch said.
Physical Abuse
Mental, physical and sexual abuse are frequent complaints made by Ethiopian domestic workers in Saudi Arabia, according to Human Rights Watch. Ethiopia temporarily stopped issuing permits for unskilled work abroad in October, mainly because of mistreatment.
“The returning migrants are arriving in desperate condition,” the Geneva-based IOM said in an e-mailed statement on Dec. 6. “They are traumatized, tired, anxious and some seriously sick.”
Some returnees with psychological problems are given refuge by the Addis Ababa-based charity Good Samaritan Association, which rents a two-story villa on the eucalyptus-covered hills above the capital.
One new resident, Zeina Mussa, 18, clasps a black headscarf over her face and says that although she’d been working in Saudi Arabia as a maid for about eight months, she doesn’t know which city she was in.
Mohammed saved 20,000 riyals during his two years, money he says will help him become a businessman. He’s advising other Ethiopians from seeking riches abroad even as he plans to invest his savings.
“In Saudi Arabia the money is good,” he said. “But it’s useless if you’ve money and no life.”
To contact the reporter on this story: William Davison in Addis Ababa at wdavison3@bloomberg.net
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Antony Sguazzin at asguazzin@bloomberg.net
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-12-12/ethiopian-migrant-workers-return-from-saudi-with-tales-of-abuse.html
No, not all. Hitler, gengiz khan, timur, ghazni etc were not godless. In fact most atrocities have been by religious people. Russia and China did what the did due to communism, and not due to godlessness. And no, psychopaths and serial killers are not godless - that is simply your prejudiced assertion. In fact, many psychopaths and serial killers believed they were hearing voices from god when they did their acts. In any country that has done a sstudy on this, in the prisons, most people are religious. In the USA, less than 0.5 percent of jail inmantes are godless, and a majority of them were in jail for non violent and victimless crimes like smoking pot.
And in today's world, the godless countries enjoy far more peace and human rights and prosperity than god fearing ones. That is an empirical and uncontestable fact. Don't let the fact that you are a godbotherer blind you from facts.
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Unlikely in the USA. Only in his ummah brotherhood.
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Nonsense. Hitler was not a practicing Christian nor was Gengiz Khan a muslim throughout his rampage. Neither were motivated by their religious beliefs. Stalin, Mao, and the godless commies under Khmer Rouge were the most ruthless killers of all.
Germany is a Christian country as is UK. The Scandinavian countries who are leading in HDI and other prosperity indices do so not because they are godless but because they are resource rich countries with sparse population.
And similarly, the commies did not do genocides and mass murders because of godlessness, but because of communism. Which is why, bringing godlessness into it is ludicrous. BTW the topic is saudi arabia, and calling them godless is like calling jews as Nazis.
Germany may be a christian country technically, but in fact it has one of the highest percentage of atheists in western europe, and the world. In fact the eastern half of germany is the most irreligious part of the world. They have very high rates of goddlessness, and yes, a much better and peacceful and prosperous society than most god fearing ones.
Irreligion in Germany - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I didn't say gengiz khan was a muslim, did I? I said he was not godless, he practised religion. Your assertion that most mass murders were by godless people is historically unttrue. Timur, gengiz khan, hitler, ghazni, ghauri, and most mass murderers were religious people. Hitler may not have been a practising christian but he was very much a christian, and in bed with the catholic church. Besides, the entire nazi campaign of jew hatred was firmly rooted in christianitys persection of jews through two millenia, and nazism was only the culmination of that.
To keep it short - most mass murders were NOT by godless regimes, but by god fearing ones. Simple incontrevertible fact, that you god botherers cannot deny.
