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Thursday, June 11, 2020

Kaso Para sa mga Pang-Aabuso ng Kababaehan at Kabataan sa Sariling Tahanan o Pamilya

Kaso ng karahasan sa mga babae at bata, tumaas habang may COVID pandemic, na umabot sa halos 3700 ang apektado. 
Batay ito sa ulat ni Pangulong Duterte sa kongreso. Sa datos naman ng PNP, may kabuuang 1, 945 na kaso ng pangaabuso ng mga kababaehan at nasa 1,754 kaso ng pang-aabuso ng mga kabataan ang naiulat habang ang bansa ay nasa quarantine period. 

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Narito ang batas na tutulong sa mga kababaehan na naabuso o mga batang sinasaktan o minamaltrato, ang R.A. 9262 o Anti-Violence Against Women and Children Act 

Ang krimen na ito ay pinaparusahan dahil ang nagpapakita ng pang-aabuso ay may intensiyon na magdulot ng takot sa mga miyembro ng pamilya at mag-aalinlangan ang sinumang may plano na sumalungat sa kagustuhan ng nanakit. Ang sitwasyong ito ay nakasaad sa Section 4 (g) ng R.A.9262 bilang isang uri ng “psychological violence” na magbibigay ng mental o emosyonal na pagdurusa sa biktima. 
(Atty. Marlon Valderama – www.e-lawyersonline.com)
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REPUBLIC ACT 9262 Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004

Ano ang Anti-VAWC Act? 
Ang Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children ay panukalang batas na ipinasa ng Kongreso noong Pebrero, 2004. Nilalayon ng batas na ito na tugunan ang laganap na pang-aabuso sa kababaihan ng kanilang mga intimate partners, kabilang ang dati o kasalukuyang asawa, live-in partner o boyfriend o girlfriend. Sa maraming pagkakataon, nadadamay din ang mga anak ng babae sa pang-aabuso kung kaya’t ito rin ay kasamang tinutugunan ng batas. Ang Anti-VAWC Act o ang Republic Act 9262 ay pinirmahan ni Pangulong Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo noong Marso, 2004. 

Bakit kailangang magkaroon ng Anti-VAWC Act? 


Ang pang-aabuso sa kababaihan ay isang malagim na realidad sa ating lipunan. Ayon sa Social Weather Stations Survey noong Nobyembre, 2003, may 21.6M na babae sa Pilipinas, edad 18 pataas, ang nakaranas o patuloy na nakakaranas ng pang-aabuso. Ang pang-aabuso ay madalas ding gawa ng kanilang mga karelasyon. Madalas tinitingnan ito bilang normal na bahagi ng babae kapag siya ay pumasok sa isang relasyon o nag- kapamilya. Dahil dito, maraming babae ang hindi nagsasalita tungkol sa pang-aabusong kanilang nararanasan. Wala ring batas ang angkop na tumutugon sa iba’t-ibang klase ng pang-aabusong kanilang nararanasan bago ang Anti-VAWC Act. 

Sino ang maaring maging biktima ng VAWC? 


Sa ilalim ng batas, babae lamang at ang kanyang mga anak, (babae man o lalaki) ang maaring maging biktima ng VAWC. Kinikilala ng Anti-VAWC Act ang hindi pantay na sitwasyon ng babae at lalaki sa usaping pang-aabuso sa loob ng isang relasyon, kung saan ang babae ay higit na dehado. Sa kabilang banda, maaaring lalaki o babae na dati o kasalukuyang karelasyon ng babaeng biktimaang mga maaaring sampahan ng kaso sa ilalim ng batas na ito. 

Ang VAWC ay isang krimen. 


Ang VAWC ay isang pampublikong krimen kung kaya’t bukod sa babaeng nakakaranas ng pang-aabuso, ang kasong VAWC ay maaari ding isampa ng kanyang kapamilya, barangay, social worker o concerned citizens. Dahil din sa ang VAWC ay pampublikong krimen, hindi dapat ito nireresolba sa pag-aareglo o pamimilit na makipagkasundo na lamang ang babae sa kanyang mapang-abusong karelasyon. 

Kabilang sa mga aktong VAWC sa ilalim ng batas ay: 

• Pisikal: panggugulpi, paninipa, panunutok ng baril o kahit anumang bagay na nakakasakit
• Sekswal: panggagahasa, pamimilit na manood ng x- rated na pelikula, pambubugaw ng asawa o anak
• Sikolohikal: pamamahiya, paninira ng gamit, pagkakait sa mga anak
• Ekonomik o pinansiyal: hindi pagbibigay ng suporta, pamimigil sa pagtatrabaho ng babae, pagkuha o pagkontrol ng kita ng babae, paninira ng gamit sa bahay


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Ilan pang mahahalagang tala tungkol sa VAWC: 

• Ang pang-aabuso ay maaaring aktwal na isinagawa o ibinanta sa babae

• Ito ay maaaring direktang ginawa sa babae, o sa kanyang anak, iba pang kapamilya o alaga upang takutin ang babae

• Ito ay maaaring mangyari sa loob o labas ng bahay


Ano ang parusa sa VAWC? 
Ang mga aktong VAWC ay maaaring parusahan ng pagkabilanggo ng maysala (depende sa bigat ng krimeng ginawa ang tagal), at pagbabayad ng danyos ng hindi bababa ng PhP100,000 ngunit hindi tataas ng PhP300,000. Kailangan ding sumailalim sa psychological counseling o psychiatric treatment ang maysala. 

Ano Battered Woman Syndrome? 

Kinikilala ng Anti-VAWC Act ang matinding epekto ng pang-aabuso sa kababaihan, lalo na kung matagal na panahon na nilang nararanasan ito. May mga kaso kung saan ang matinding galit na tinimpi ng babae ay humantong sa kanyang pagpatay sa karelasyon dahil ito na lamang ang nakikita niyang paraan upang makawala sa pang-aabuso. Sa ganitong sitwasyon, maaaring gamitin bilang depensa sa korte ang battered woman syndrome upang mapawalang-sala ang babae. Ngunit kailangang mapatunayan muna sa tulong ng psychologist o psychiatrist ang kanyang pagkakaroon ng battered woman syndrome.

Tungkol sa Alak at Droga…. 

Hindi maaaring gamiting depensa ang pagiging lasing o bangag sa droga kung kaya’t nagawa ang krimen sa ilalim ng Anti-VAWC Act. 

Protection Order 


Sa ilalim ng Anti-VAWC Act, maaaring bigyan ng protection order ang babae bilang pansamantala o permanenteng proteksyon laban sa maaring patuloy na pang-aabuso ng kanyang karelasyon. Kabilang sa saklaw ng protection order ay ang sumusunod: 


• Pagbabawal sa respondent (karelasyong nang- aabuso) na gumawa ng kahit anong aktong VAWC sa babae 

• Pagbabawal sa respondent na gambalain uli ang babae (hal: panghaharass sa telepono) 

• Pagpapaalis sa respondent sa bahay nila ng babae 


• Pagbabawal lumapit sa babae at sa mga tinukoy nitong kapamilya o kamag-anak sa kanilang bahay, opisina, eskwelahan at iba pang lugar na madalas puntahan ng mga ito 

• Pagkukumpiska ng korte sa baril at iba pang deadly weapon ng respondent 


• Pagbabayad ng respondent sa pinsalang ginawa nito (hal: gastos sa ospital) 
• Pagbibigay suporta ng respondent sa babae at kanilang anak 
• Pagbibigay ng temporary o permanenteng custody sa babae ng kanyang mga anak


Tatlong klase ng protection order sa ilalim ng Anti-VAWC Act: 


• Barangay protection order (BPO) : binibigay ng barangay, may bisa ng 15 araw 

• Temporary protection order (TPO) : binibigay ng korte, may bisa ng 30 araw 
• Permanent protection order (PPO) : binibigay ng korte, may bisa hangga’t hindi nagpe- petisyon ang babae sa korte na ipawalang bisa ito

Barangay bilang Kaagapay laban sa VAWC. 

Lalong pinagtibay ng bagong batas ang mahalagang papel na ginagampanan ng barangay sa pagtugon sa mga kasong VAWC. Bukod sa pagbibigay ng BPO, ang sumusunod ay tungkulin ng mga opisyal ng barangay: 
• Rumesponde agad sa mga reklamo ng VAWC 

• Magkumpiska ng baril at iba pang deadly weapon ng nang-aabuso 

• Samahan ang babae sa ospital o sa isang ligtas na lugar 

• Tulungan ang babae mabawi ang kanyang personal na ari-arian sa bahay 
• Siguraduhin ang pagpapatupad ng protection order 
• Arestuhin ang nang-aabuso kahit walang warrant kung 
(1) nahuli nila ito sa akto ng pang-aabuso, 
(2) sila ay may personal na kaalaman na may naganap na aktong VAWC, o 

(3) mayroong panganib sa buhay ng babae 

• I-report ang insidente sa Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) o sa mga accredited NGO’s Ang hindi pagre-report ay may karampatang multa na PhP10,000, at maaari din silang masampahan ng kasong kriminal, sibil o administratibo. 

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Proteksyon laban sa Demanda 

Ang barangay, pulis, concerned citizen na rumesponde sa kasong VAWC ay hindi maaaring idemanda para sa kanilang ginawang aksyon, kahit ito pa man ay naging marahas. Ngunit dapat patunayan din na ang dahas na kanilang ginamit ay hindi sumobra sa kung ano ang kinakailangan upang masiguro ang kaligtasan ng biktima.
Pondo 

May karampatang pondo na ilalaan sa ilalim ng General Appropriations Act upang maipatupad ang mga probisyon ng Anti-VAWC Act. Ang pondo para sa mga programa ng mga LGUs ay kukunin mula sa kanilang Gender and Development (GAD) Budget na hindi bababa sa 5% ng kanilang Internal Revenue Allocation (IRA) .
Papel ng Iba Pang Ahensya 

Ang ibang ahensya ng pamahalaan ay may mahalagang bahagi ding ginagampanan sa pagtugon sa VAWC. Bukod sa mga healthcare providers na dapat magbigay ng karampatang aksyon sa babae (kabilang ang libreng medical certificate) , ang mga ahensya ng gobyerno at lokal na pamahalaan ay inaatasan din na magtatag ng mga programang tutugon sa VAWC. Halimbawa nito ay mga regular na pag-aaral nang mga empleyado tungkol sa VAWC at pagkakaroon ng mga information campaign.

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Thursday, March 30, 2017

Nude Photos of OFW in Taiwan Exposed on Social Media, Sued Ex-BF and His Ex-GF

An OFW in Taiwan has been placed in huge shame as her nude photos surfaced and spread on the social media site. The suspect-- her ex-boyfriend's ex-girlfriend. In an interview with Raffy Tulfo, Christine Casipit, an OFW in Taiwan was crying as she narrated  the terrible experience she had when her supposed to be private photos has been made public by her boyfriend's former girlfriend. Kristopher de Ocampo said that  his facebook account was hacked by his ex-girlfriend without his knowledge and that she was the only person responsible for spreading the photos in the social media site. However, Col. Jay Guillermo of the PNP Anti-Cybercrime  Group said that depending on the evidence that would be presented  to his office and since the suspect has a relationship with the victim, her ex-boyfriend could face  charges in violation of R.A 9262 or violence against women. The ex-girlfriend who uploaded and spreaded the private photos of Christine  would be charged with violation of RA 9995 or the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act Of 2009.    The penalties for any person found guilty of violating any of the prohibitions enumerated under Section 4 of R.A. 9995 range from an imprisonment of 3 to 7 years and a fine of P100,000.00 up to P500,000.00 at the discretion of the court. Additional penalties are meted for the following violators: juridical persons, public officers or employees, and aliens.  Juridical Persons such as Corporations and Partnerships who violate this law will have their licenses or franchises automatically revoked and their officers held liable, including the editor and reporter in the case of print media, and the station manager, editor, and broadcaster in the case of broadcast media. Public officers or employees who violate this law shall also be held administratively liable, whereas aliens who violate the law shall be subject to deportation proceedings after they serve their sentence and pay the fines imposed. After learning the cases that he could be facing as an accessory of the crime because he let his ex-girlfriend access the private photos of the OFW, the ex-boyfriend cries as he begged that Christine should give him more time to make things right but Christine, determined to file cases, went straight to camp crame to file charges to both of them. {INSERT ANOTHER 5 IMAGES OR VIDEO HERE} RECOMMENDED POSTS:  The Saudi government  implemented the NITAQAT system which aims to reduce the number of unemployment among Saudi citizens due to hiring of expat workers with a great margin of cost to the saudi companies and firms. This coming September, the saudi government will further tighten the hiring of foreign workers to reduce local unemployment rate from the current 12% to the target 9%.  2017 Top 10 IDEAS for OFWs to Invest Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?" Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.."  Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad. An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources.   Here are the 10 Investment suggestions for OFWs who wants to go back home for good:  1. Put up a travel agency.  2. Recruitment Agency business.  3. Buy and sell.   4. Online selling or online store   5. Invest in Stock Market   6. Variety store business  7. Food Cart business  8. Venture in Restaurant Franchising   9. Bank Mutual Funds Investing  10. Investing in Real Estate    Consider these suggestions and carefully weigh things for the business investment you are planning to do. Early planning will allow you to properly invest your hard-earned money into a profitable income generator that will allow you earn without leaving your family behind.        75 Sites Closed Down by Saudi Authorities For Selling Fake Goods  The Ministry of Trade and Investment in Saudi Arabia closed more than 75 social media accounts for posting thousands of ads for fake goods in various platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.According to the ministry, they took a step to protect  about 1.5 million followers falling victim to these bogus promo items.  ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com  Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?"Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.." Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad.An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources.     75 Sites Closed Down by Saudi Authorities For Selling Fake Goods Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?" Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.."  Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad. An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources.   Here are the 10 Investment suggestions for OFWs who wants to go back home for good:  1. Put up a travel agency.  2. Recruitment Agency business.  3. Buy and sell.   4. Online selling or online store   5. Invest in Stock Market   6. Variety store business  7. Food Cart business  8. Venture in Restaurant Franchising   9. Bank Mutual Funds Investing  10. Investing in Real Estate    Consider these suggestions and carefully weigh things for the business investment you are planning to do. Early planning will allow you to properly invest your hard-earned money into a profitable income generator that will allow you earn without leaving your family behind.        75 Sites Closed Down by Saudi Authorities For Selling Fake Goods  The Ministry of Trade and Investment in Saudi Arabia closed more than 75 social media accounts for posting thousands of ads for fake goods in various platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.According to the ministry, they took a step to protect  about 1.5 million followers falling victim to these bogus promo items.  ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com The Ministry of Trade and Investment in Saudi Arabia closed more than 75 social media accounts for posting thousands of ads for fake goods in various platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.According to the ministry, they took a step to protect  about 1.5 million followers falling victim to these bogus promo items.   ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS



An OFW in Taiwan has been placed in huge shame as her nude photos surfaced and spread on the social media site. The suspect-- her ex-boyfriend's ex-girlfriend.
In an interview with Raffy Tulfo, Christine Casipit, an OFW in Taiwan was crying as she narrated  the terrible experience she had when her supposed to be private photos has been made public by her boyfriend's former girlfriend.
Kristopher de Ocampo said that  his facebook account was hacked by his ex-girlfriend without his knowledge and that she was the only person responsible for spreading the photos in the social media site.
However, Col. Jay Guillermo of the PNP Anti-Cybercrime  Group said that depending on the evidence that would be presented  to his office and since the suspect has a relationship with the victim, her ex-boyfriend could face  charges in violation of R.A 9262 or violence against women. The ex-girlfriend who uploaded and spreaded the private photos of Christine  would be charged with violation of RA 9995 or the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act Of 2009.
An OFW in Taiwan has been placed in huge shame as her nude photos surfaced and spread on the social media site. The suspect-- her ex-boyfriend's ex-girlfriend. In an interview with Raffy Tulfo, Christine Casipit, an OFW in Taiwan was crying as she narrated  the terrible experience she had when her supposed to be private photos has been made public by her boyfriend's former girlfriend. Kristopher de Ocampo said that  his facebook account was hacked by his ex-girlfriend without his knowledge and that she was the only person responsible for spreading the photos in the social media site. However, Col. Jay Guillermo of the PNP Anti-Cybercrime  Group said that depending on the evidence that would be presented  to his office and since the suspect has a relationship with the victim, her ex-boyfriend could face  charges in violation of R.A 9262 or violence against women. The ex-girlfriend who uploaded and spreaded the private photos of Christine  would be charged with violation of RA 9995 or the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act Of 2009.    The penalties for any person found guilty of violating any of the prohibitions enumerated under Section 4 of R.A. 9995 range from an imprisonment of 3 to 7 years and a fine of P100,000.00 up to P500,000.00 at the discretion of the court. Additional penalties are meted for the following violators: juridical persons, public officers or employees, and aliens.  Juridical Persons such as Corporations and Partnerships who violate this law will have their licenses or franchises automatically revoked and their officers held liable, including the editor and reporter in the case of print media, and the station manager, editor, and broadcaster in the case of broadcast media. Public officers or employees who violate this law shall also be held administratively liable, whereas aliens who violate the law shall be subject to deportation proceedings after they serve their sentence and pay the fines imposed. After learning the cases that he could be facing as an accessory of the crime because he let his ex-girlfriend access the private photos of the OFW, the ex-boyfriend cries as he begged that Christine should give him more time to make things right but Christine, determined to file cases, went straight to camp crame to file charges to both of them. {INSERT ANOTHER 5 IMAGES OR VIDEO HERE} RECOMMENDED POSTS:  The Saudi government  implemented the NITAQAT system which aims to reduce the number of unemployment among Saudi citizens due to hiring of expat workers with a great margin of cost to the saudi companies and firms. This coming September, the saudi government will further tighten the hiring of foreign workers to reduce local unemployment rate from the current 12% to the target 9%.  2017 Top 10 IDEAS for OFWs to Invest Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?" Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.."  Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad. An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources.   Here are the 10 Investment suggestions for OFWs who wants to go back home for good:  1. Put up a travel agency.  2. Recruitment Agency business.  3. Buy and sell.   4. Online selling or online store   5. Invest in Stock Market   6. Variety store business  7. Food Cart business  8. Venture in Restaurant Franchising   9. Bank Mutual Funds Investing  10. Investing in Real Estate    Consider these suggestions and carefully weigh things for the business investment you are planning to do. Early planning will allow you to properly invest your hard-earned money into a profitable income generator that will allow you earn without leaving your family behind.        75 Sites Closed Down by Saudi Authorities For Selling Fake Goods  The Ministry of Trade and Investment in Saudi Arabia closed more than 75 social media accounts for posting thousands of ads for fake goods in various platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.According to the ministry, they took a step to protect  about 1.5 million followers falling victim to these bogus promo items.  ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com  Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?"Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.." Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad.An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources.     75 Sites Closed Down by Saudi Authorities For Selling Fake Goods Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?" Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.."  Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad. An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources.   Here are the 10 Investment suggestions for OFWs who wants to go back home for good:  1. Put up a travel agency.  2. Recruitment Agency business.  3. Buy and sell.   4. Online selling or online store   5. Invest in Stock Market   6. Variety store business  7. Food Cart business  8. Venture in Restaurant Franchising   9. Bank Mutual Funds Investing  10. Investing in Real Estate    Consider these suggestions and carefully weigh things for the business investment you are planning to do. Early planning will allow you to properly invest your hard-earned money into a profitable income generator that will allow you earn without leaving your family behind.        75 Sites Closed Down by Saudi Authorities For Selling Fake Goods  The Ministry of Trade and Investment in Saudi Arabia closed more than 75 social media accounts for posting thousands of ads for fake goods in various platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.According to the ministry, they took a step to protect  about 1.5 million followers falling victim to these bogus promo items.  ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com The Ministry of Trade and Investment in Saudi Arabia closed more than 75 social media accounts for posting thousands of ads for fake goods in various platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.According to the ministry, they took a step to protect  about 1.5 million followers falling victim to these bogus promo items.   ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS
The penalties for any person found guilty of violating any of the prohibitions enumerated under Section 4 of R.A. 9995 range from an imprisonment of 3 to 7 years and a fine of P100,000.00 up to P500,000.00 at the discretion of the court. Additional penalties are meted for the following violators: juridical persons, public officers or employees, and aliens.
Juridical Persons such as Corporations and Partnerships who violate this law will have their licenses or franchises automatically revoked and their officers held liable, including the editor and reporter in the case of print media, and the station manager, editor, and broadcaster in the case of broadcast media. Public officers or employees who violate this law shall also be held administratively liable, whereas aliens who violate the law shall be subject to deportation proceedings after they serve their sentence and pay the fines imposed.
After learning the cases that he could be facing as an accessory to the crime because he let his ex-girlfriend access the private photos of the OFW, the ex-boyfriend cries as he begged that Christine should give him more time to make things right but Christine, determined to file cases, went straight to camp crame to file charges to both of them.

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An OFW in Taiwan has been placed in huge shame as her nude photos surfaced and spread on the social media site. The suspect-- her ex-boyfriend's ex-girlfriend. In an interview with Raffy Tulfo, Christine Casipit, an OFW in Taiwan was crying as she narrated  the terrible experience she had when her supposed to be private photos has been made public by her boyfriend's former girlfriend. Kristopher de Ocampo said that  his facebook account was hacked by his ex-girlfriend without his knowledge and that she was the only person responsible for spreading the photos in the social media site. However, Col. Jay Guillermo of the PNP Anti-Cybercrime  Group said that depending on the evidence that would be presented  to his office and since the suspect has a relationship with the victim, her ex-boyfriend could face  charges in violation of R.A 9262 or violence against women. The ex-girlfriend who uploaded and spreaded the private photos of Christine  would be charged with violation of RA 9995 or the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act Of 2009.    The penalties for any person found guilty of violating any of the prohibitions enumerated under Section 4 of R.A. 9995 range from an imprisonment of 3 to 7 years and a fine of P100,000.00 up to P500,000.00 at the discretion of the court. Additional penalties are meted for the following violators: juridical persons, public officers or employees, and aliens.  Juridical Persons such as Corporations and Partnerships who violate this law will have their licenses or franchises automatically revoked and their officers held liable, including the editor and reporter in the case of print media, and the station manager, editor, and broadcaster in the case of broadcast media. Public officers or employees who violate this law shall also be held administratively liable, whereas aliens who violate the law shall be subject to deportation proceedings after they serve their sentence and pay the fines imposed. After learning the cases that he could be facing as an accessory of the crime because he let his ex-girlfriend access the private photos of the OFW, the ex-boyfriend cries as he begged that Christine should give him more time to make things right but Christine, determined to file cases, went straight to camp crame to file charges to both of them. {INSERT ANOTHER 5 IMAGES OR VIDEO HERE} RECOMMENDED POSTS:  The Saudi government  implemented the NITAQAT system which aims to reduce the number of unemployment among Saudi citizens due to hiring of expat workers with a great margin of cost to the saudi companies and firms. This coming September, the saudi government will further tighten the hiring of foreign workers to reduce local unemployment rate from the current 12% to the target 9%.  2017 Top 10 IDEAS for OFWs to Invest Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?" Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.."  Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad. An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources.   Here are the 10 Investment suggestions for OFWs who wants to go back home for good:  1. Put up a travel agency.  2. Recruitment Agency business.  3. Buy and sell.   4. Online selling or online store   5. Invest in Stock Market   6. Variety store business  7. Food Cart business  8. Venture in Restaurant Franchising   9. Bank Mutual Funds Investing  10. Investing in Real Estate    Consider these suggestions and carefully weigh things for the business investment you are planning to do. Early planning will allow you to properly invest your hard-earned money into a profitable income generator that will allow you earn without leaving your family behind.        75 Sites Closed Down by Saudi Authorities For Selling Fake Goods  The Ministry of Trade and Investment in Saudi Arabia closed more than 75 social media accounts for posting thousands of ads for fake goods in various platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.According to the ministry, they took a step to protect  about 1.5 million followers falling victim to these bogus promo items.  ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com  Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?"Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.." Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad.An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources.     75 Sites Closed Down by Saudi Authorities For Selling Fake Goods Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?" Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.."  Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad. An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources.   Here are the 10 Investment suggestions for OFWs who wants to go back home for good:  1. Put up a travel agency.  2. Recruitment Agency business.  3. Buy and sell.   4. Online selling or online store   5. Invest in Stock Market   6. Variety store business  7. Food Cart business  8. Venture in Restaurant Franchising   9. Bank Mutual Funds Investing  10. Investing in Real Estate    Consider these suggestions and carefully weigh things for the business investment you are planning to do. Early planning will allow you to properly invest your hard-earned money into a profitable income generator that will allow you earn without leaving your family behind.        75 Sites Closed Down by Saudi Authorities For Selling Fake Goods  The Ministry of Trade and Investment in Saudi Arabia closed more than 75 social media accounts for posting thousands of ads for fake goods in various platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.According to the ministry, they took a step to protect  about 1.5 million followers falling victim to these bogus promo items.  ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com The Ministry of Trade and Investment in Saudi Arabia closed more than 75 social media accounts for posting thousands of ads for fake goods in various platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.According to the ministry, they took a step to protect  about 1.5 million followers falling victim to these bogus promo items.   ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS
The Saudi government  implemented the NITAQAT system which aims to reduce the number of unemployment among Saudi citizens due to hiring of expat workers with a great margin of cost to the saudi companies and firms. This coming September, the saudi government will further tighten the hiring of foreign workers to reduce local unemployment rate from the current 12% to the target 9%.

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Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?" Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.."  Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad. An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources.   Here are the 10 Investment suggestions for OFWs who wants to go back home for good:  1. Put up a travel agency.  2. Recruitment Agency business.  3. Buy and sell.   4. Online selling or online store   5. Invest in Stock Market   6. Variety store business  7. Food Cart business  8. Venture in Restaurant Franchising   9. Bank Mutual Funds Investing  10. Investing in Real Estate    Consider these suggestions and carefully weigh things for the business investment you are planning to do. Early planning will allow you to properly invest your hard-earned money into a profitable income generator that will allow you earn without leaving your family behind.        75 Sites Closed Down by Saudi Authorities For Selling Fake Goods  The Ministry of Trade and Investment in Saudi Arabia closed more than 75 social media accounts for posting thousands of ads for fake goods in various platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.According to the ministry, they took a step to protect  about 1.5 million followers falling victim to these bogus promo items.  ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com

Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?"Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.." Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad.An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources. 



An OFW in Taiwan has been placed in huge shame as her nude photos surfaced and spread on the social media site. The suspect-- her ex-boyfriend's ex-girlfriend. In an interview with Raffy Tulfo, Christine Casipit, an OFW in Taiwan was crying as she narrated  the terrible experience she had when her supposed to be private photos has been made public by her boyfriend's former girlfriend. Kristopher de Ocampo said that  his facebook account was hacked by his ex-girlfriend without his knowledge and that she was the only person responsible for spreading the photos in the social media site. However, Col. Jay Guillermo of the PNP Anti-Cybercrime  Group said that depending on the evidence that would be presented  to his office and since the suspect has a relationship with the victim, her ex-boyfriend could face  charges in violation of R.A 9262 or violence against women. The ex-girlfriend who uploaded and spreaded the private photos of Christine  would be charged with violation of RA 9995 or the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act Of 2009.    The penalties for any person found guilty of violating any of the prohibitions enumerated under Section 4 of R.A. 9995 range from an imprisonment of 3 to 7 years and a fine of P100,000.00 up to P500,000.00 at the discretion of the court. Additional penalties are meted for the following violators: juridical persons, public officers or employees, and aliens.  Juridical Persons such as Corporations and Partnerships who violate this law will have their licenses or franchises automatically revoked and their officers held liable, including the editor and reporter in the case of print media, and the station manager, editor, and broadcaster in the case of broadcast media. Public officers or employees who violate this law shall also be held administratively liable, whereas aliens who violate the law shall be subject to deportation proceedings after they serve their sentence and pay the fines imposed. After learning the cases that he could be facing as an accessory of the crime because he let his ex-girlfriend access the private photos of the OFW, the ex-boyfriend cries as he begged that Christine should give him more time to make things right but Christine, determined to file cases, went straight to camp crame to file charges to both of them. {INSERT ANOTHER 5 IMAGES OR VIDEO HERE} RECOMMENDED POSTS:  The Saudi government  implemented the NITAQAT system which aims to reduce the number of unemployment among Saudi citizens due to hiring of expat workers with a great margin of cost to the saudi companies and firms. This coming September, the saudi government will further tighten the hiring of foreign workers to reduce local unemployment rate from the current 12% to the target 9%.  2017 Top 10 IDEAS for OFWs to Invest Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?" Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.."  Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad. An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources.   Here are the 10 Investment suggestions for OFWs who wants to go back home for good:  1. Put up a travel agency.  2. Recruitment Agency business.  3. Buy and sell.   4. Online selling or online store   5. Invest in Stock Market   6. Variety store business  7. Food Cart business  8. Venture in Restaurant Franchising   9. Bank Mutual Funds Investing  10. Investing in Real Estate    Consider these suggestions and carefully weigh things for the business investment you are planning to do. Early planning will allow you to properly invest your hard-earned money into a profitable income generator that will allow you earn without leaving your family behind.        75 Sites Closed Down by Saudi Authorities For Selling Fake Goods  The Ministry of Trade and Investment in Saudi Arabia closed more than 75 social media accounts for posting thousands of ads for fake goods in various platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.According to the ministry, they took a step to protect  about 1.5 million followers falling victim to these bogus promo items.  ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com  Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?"Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.." Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad.An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources.     75 Sites Closed Down by Saudi Authorities For Selling Fake Goods Before an OFW can return to the Philippines for good, a lot of considerations should be made, one of which is that "If I decided to go home for good, will I be able to sustain my family's financial needs?" Financial stability is one of the reason why the OFWs  decided to work abroad. You will often hear most of the OFWs say: "A few more years and I will stop working abroad to be able to be with my beloved family.."  Yes, easier said than done. But it can be made possible by proper planning. What you need to do is to think of an investment, a business for example, that you can start to sustain your family that does not require you to work abroad. An ex-OFW who is now a successful businessman in a field he has chosen after working abroad once said that you need to plan for your return for good to the Philippines even before you can actually work abroad. Set your plans and stick to it. Choose a profitable business that suits your talent and resources.   Here are the 10 Investment suggestions for OFWs who wants to go back home for good:  1. Put up a travel agency.  2. Recruitment Agency business.  3. Buy and sell.   4. Online selling or online store   5. Invest in Stock Market   6. Variety store business  7. Food Cart business  8. Venture in Restaurant Franchising   9. Bank Mutual Funds Investing  10. Investing in Real Estate    Consider these suggestions and carefully weigh things for the business investment you are planning to do. Early planning will allow you to properly invest your hard-earned money into a profitable income generator that will allow you earn without leaving your family behind.        75 Sites Closed Down by Saudi Authorities For Selling Fake Goods  The Ministry of Trade and Investment in Saudi Arabia closed more than 75 social media accounts for posting thousands of ads for fake goods in various platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.According to the ministry, they took a step to protect  about 1.5 million followers falling victim to these bogus promo items.  ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com The Ministry of Trade and Investment in Saudi Arabia closed more than 75 social media accounts for posting thousands of ads for fake goods in various platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.According to the ministry, they took a step to protect  about 1.5 million followers falling victim to these bogus promo items.   ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS

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