The mother of an OFW who accidentally killed her employer that attempted to rape her is asking for prayers as the UAE Court of First Instance in Abu Dhabi is about to release the verdict regarding her daughter's case on March 27.
Rajima Dalquez also launched "Piso para kay Jennefer" as she is still hoping that the employer's two children will accept the offer of blood money for the release of her beloved OFW daughter, Jennefer.
Rajima will be flying for UAE on March 25 for the last hearing of Jennefer's case on the 27th .
Jennefer's verdict, that was supposed to be released last February 27 was postponed due to the court decision to summon the 2 children of the Emirati employer to attend the hearing on March 27 where they will be asked for fifty times in the name of Allah if Dalquez is the only person who killed their father.
Mrs. Dalquez is optimistic that the court ruling will favor Dalquez's statement that she only defended herself from her Emirati employer who tried to rape her on a knife point. She said she want her daughter to be back home sooner as her two kids are always asking when will their mom finally come back home.
Rajima will be flying for UAE on March 25 for the last hearing of Jennefer's case on the 27th .
Jennefer's verdict, that was supposed to be released last February 27 was postponed due to the court decision to summon the 2 children of the Emirati employer to attend the hearing on March 27 where they will be asked for fifty times in the name of Allah if Dalquez is the only person who killed their father.
Mrs. Dalquez is optimistic that the court ruling will favor Dalquez's statement that she only defended herself from her Emirati employer who tried to rape her on a knife point. She said she want her daughter to be back home sooner as her two kids are always asking when will their mom finally come back home.
Meanwhile, Philippine Ambassador to the UAE Constancio Vigno, clarified that Jennefer Dalquez is NOT in the death row, like what the news in the social media is saying. The Philippine embassy is also hoping that the UAE court will heed their appeal on Dalquez's case. If the verdict will not be in favor of the Filipina OFW, the Philippine Embassy will then again appeal to the UAE Supreme court.
Source:BomboRadyo Philippines
Source:BomboRadyo Philippines
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According to TIEZA ( Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority), it is a levy imposed by the Philippine government on individuals who are leaving the Philippines, as provided for by Presidential Decree (PD) 1183.
A full travel tax for first class passenger is PhP2,700.00 and PhP1,620.00 for economy class. For an average Filipino like me, it’s quite pricey. Overseas Filipino Workers, diplomats and airline crew members are exempted from paying travel tax before but now, travel tax for OFWs are included in their air ticket prize and can be refunded later at the refund counter at NAIA.
However, OFW dependents can apply for standard reduced travel tax. Children or Minors from 2 years and one (1) day to 12th birthday on date of travel.
Accredited Filipino journalist whose travel is in pursuit of journalistic assignment and
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