They tied a maid to a tree for "neglecting" the furniture in the house.

May 14, 2019

The 26-year-old girl was constantly mistreated by the family because of small mistakes. According to the employers, he left in the sun a very expensive piece of furniture.

A scandalous case has occurred in Saudi Arabia, when a housekeeper was tied to a tree after the family had thought that she had "neglected" the furniture in the house.

Lovely, 26 years old from the PhilippinesHe suffered this brutal punishment after working for several months for a wealthy Saudi family. According to employers, on May 9, young people he left the sun an expensive piece of furniture, that "could have been ruined" by the material.

The heartbreaking picture was taken by another colleague of the employee, also from the Philippines. There you can see the young woman tied to a tree of arms and legs in the family garden.

Apparently, the family in the Middle East would have reacted in this way to punish her and make her see the effects of leaving the furniture on the outside: now she too would stay in the sun.

When she was saved by Filipinos, Lovely said: "They are the ones who helped me and downloaded my photos, I'm afraid for your safety, I hope they'll be saved too."

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The Philippine Embbady in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, has taken steps in this direction and has reported the case. As a measure, the woman was repatriated last week. That same Thursday, he returned with his family to La Unión, his hometown.

As expressed by other colleagues who work with Lovely in the same family, it is not the first aggression against their employees: to any minimal error, they applied all kinds of punishments.

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It is estimated that about 2.3 million Filipinos work in Africa and the Middle East, of which more than 50% are women. Employee complaints of physical badault and abuse have increased over the years.