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« on: September 01, 2007, 04:22:05 PM »
500,000 Filipino mail-order brides worry Villar --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

500,000 Filipino mail-order brides worry Villar

Websites promoting marital match to be probed too

By Veronica Uy
INQUIRER.net
Last updated 04:20pm (Mla time) 08/31/2007


MANILA, Philippines -- Despite a law banning mail-order marriages about 300,000 to half a million Filipino mail-order brides continue to leave the country each year and Senate President Manuel Villar wants this investigated.

In Senate Resolution 101, Villar urged the Senate committee youth, women, and family relations to “inquire into the plight of these women and [into] the brazen violation of corresponding laws…with the end view of charting remedial measures to protect the dignity of Filipinas.”

He worried that criminal syndicates are behind mail-order bride operations.

The figures on the number of mail-order brides, said Villar’s staff, came from the women’s organization Gabriela.

Villar, whose election campaign last May banked partly on a pro-woman stance, also noted the proliferation of websites promoting mail-order matches, citing three sites as an example.

It said the first website advertises itself as a “world-class service for a 10th of a century [that] has been in business to introduce girls from the Philippines who would like to correspond, meet, and marry Western men through which Filipino women can be instantly ordered,” subject to a $5 processing fee.

The second website advertises “mail-order brides, pen pal girls exclusively from the Philippines, lovely Filipina ladies wishing to correspond and meet foreign gentlemen for romance and possible marriage.”

The third site boasts: “Philippine women from Luzon have masters degrees.”

Villar said Republic Act 6955 of 1990 “declare(s) as unlawful the practice of matching Filipino women for marriage to foreign nationals on a mail order basis and other similar practices, including the advertisement, publication, printing or distribution of brochures, fliers, and other propaganda materials in furtherance thereof and providing penalty therefore.”

“The government must implement the law prohibiting the violation of Filipino women, and should look after distressed Filipinas who have suffered abuses in the hands of foreign spouses,” he stressed.

Various non-government organizations working with women and migrant Filipinos note that many Filipino mail-order brides become prostitutes, are raped or abused.
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« Reply #1 on: September 04, 2007, 03:50:21 PM »
This is so sad and tragic. But what can we do...really? Desisyon man gud mismo pud sa mga babae nga mosulod ana nga sitwasyon. I hope we can help all of them. I've tried to, in my own little way, but still there are so many out there nga abused gyud. It's unlikely man gud pud nga ma prevent ning ani (penpal2x) totally, kay wala man pud gipugos ang mga girls.

How about kung ipa undergo nalang ug background check and a thorough psychological and mental evaluation ang mga foreigners nga gusto makig minyo'g pinay. We cannot keep our Filipinas from wanting to marry foreigners, but at least we can keep them from marrying the bad, bad ones.



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« Reply #2 on: September 04, 2007, 04:36:37 PM »
to our women, we can't blame them they r on the stage of so-called survival instinct..

"Various non-government organizations working with women and migrant Filipinos note that many Filipino mail-order brides become prostitutes, are raped or abused."

for me, the governmet should keep an eye on our women in the foriegn land to minimize for something happens. Dili lang kay sa OFW (buhay na bayani) abi naka sapi man sila nato. They need much more what we are needed.

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« Reply #3 on: September 04, 2007, 04:42:50 PM »
^korek ka diha ms gervistill, dapat equal protection sa tanan, dili lang sa kung asa sila maka sapi.

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« Reply #4 on: September 04, 2007, 07:25:37 PM »
So far sa akong nahibaw-an, through my White friend, nga ang ijang asawa from Pinas maro na kuno gihimo ra kuno siyag passport kay pag abot kuno diri na usab man, pagkapapel kuno nag practice ug drive na libirated kuno... hahahahha maayo ra pod. Bright tong bayhanaa... ambot kaha karon ug sila pa ba, that was 7 years ago. Ingon ana unta ang atong mga babaye...

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