DFA: Filipinos with employment agency problems in Cambodia to return home | Global News

DFA: Filipinos with employment agency problems in Cambodia to return home

By: - Reporter / @ConsINQ
/ 07:00 PM November 23, 2019

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Secretary of Foreign Affairs Teodoro Locsin Jr. INQUIRER file photo

 

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MANILA, Philippines — Some Filipinos imprisoned in Siem Reap, Cambodia over legitimacy issues of their employment agency will finally return home, Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro “Teddy Boy” Locsin Jr. said Saturday.

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In a tweet on Friday night, Locsin reported about unidentified Filipinos who went to Siem Reap but got arrested because of problems on a job agency.

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“Some Filipinos who went there for a job were arrested because the job agency had lost its license. I want them free and back home. ATN is on it but I want it diplomatic level. The [DFA-Office of Asian and Pacific Affairs] has been ordered to make it so,” Locsin said.

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This afternoon, Locsin broke the news that Filipinos are on their way home, saying “it’s what we do best: we bring them back.”

 

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Sought for comment from the Department of Foreign Affairs, the department said the government is still gathering details from “relevant offices.”

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