“All our efforts have not been in vain, and we attribute this victory mainly to their fighting spirit and the collective efforts of friends, supporters and advocates.”
Filipina spared from death row in Kuwait returns home
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Maltreated OFWs Recount Ordeals, Feel the Pain of Those in Death Row
BY AUBREY SC MAKILAN MIGRANT WATCH Bulatlat Vol. VII, No. 36, October 14-20, 2007 Overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) who have experienced “hell” in host countries could very well identify with the plight of Marilou Ranario and other fellow OFWs who have resorted to harming their employers or have done unlawful acts in their host countries.…
Distressed OFWs, Relatives Call to Save Ranario on World Day against Death Penalty
Maltreated overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and relatives of other migrant workers joined various organizations and individuals gathered on Oct. 10, on World Day against Death Penalty, to intensify the campaign to save Marilou Ranario and all OFWs on death row around the world. BY AUBREY MAKILAN MIGRANT WATCH Bulatlat Vol. VII, No. 36, October 14-20,…
OFW on Death Row Still Full of Hope
Though clueless about the status of her case, Marilou Ranario, the overseas Filipino worker (OFW) sentenced to death in Kuwait is still full of hope she could pass this test of her life. BY AUBREY MAKILAN MIGRANT WATCH Bulatlat Vol. VII, No. 34, September 30-October 6, 2007 Though clueless about the status of her case,…
Marilou Ranario, a Friend with a Kind Heart and Helping Hand
Marilou Ranario, 35, is known to many as a person with a kind heart and a lending hand. But witnesses to her good deeds are saddened that despite her kindness, she seemed to be helpless behind bars and is languishing in death row in a foreign land. BY AUBREY MAKILAN MIGRANT WATCH Bulatlat Vol. VII,…