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No new maids deployed to Saudi despite ban lifting

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No new maids have been deployed to Saudi Arabia despite the lifting of the ban imposed by the Saudi government last year.

Posted: November 24th, 2012 in Features,Latest Global Nation Stories,Middle East & Africa | Read More »

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