When the likes of Solomon left NBS we thought we had lost one of the best investigative journalists Thanks to the AIIJ team and everyone involved for exposing the evils that be Police coming out is a clear indication that people who have a lot power are benefitting from it and will do anything to suppress the truth
This is a MUST watch for everyone. Thank you Solomon SSerwanjja, Daniel Lutaaya and @AIIJ. I will never in my life forgive the lady who had lured me into this labour externalisation. I will NEVER. To those who have gone and achieved, to God be the glory but We, nara
Police shouldnt stop this documentary premiering rather thank the Journalists who simplified their job by detailing all the nitty gritty of this labour movement of our brothers and sisters into hell. Thank you AIIJ.
Thank you so much for the great work team. So we kindly request you to try and make this report trend on all social media platforms. This would be the right time since Saudi Arabians are busy asking what they did to Uganda and so please let's share this video with them. 🙏
Oh Bernard, glad you got back home safely. Watching this documentary has been so emotional 😭💔. May God protect those who are still going and are still there. To those who have returned home safely, we pray for your permanent healing 🙏..
Thanks goes to AllJ,& Every one who stood in to share with us this information (advice),My humble request is would you please make this video viral to reach our brother's & sister's working in Gulf countries, more so on tiktok, cause it's were u get them 4rm
@AIIJ for highlighting on this, I’m lucky I got to escape from my boss, seeing Taqqika going through breathing and now can’t have her kids at young because of chemical she was using in Saudi Arabia, I remember using Clorox everyday and my boss told me one day to be careful because I may have chest problems and I asked myself why they buy such chemicals at home while knowing it’s dangerous on maids. I could cry everyday regretting even why I had to come here but I thank Allah I had to run away to save my life.
@AfricanIIJ is the new BBC Africa Eye of Uganda ,On the Go is extremely good and insightful.This is the kind of Journalism that causes huge Change on the development of a Country.
Thank you so much for these efforts. You have become a voice for many voiceless people out there. We need more of these documentaries to bring the message out to the world.
Thank you so much @AIIJ for doing a great job like this amidst all the possible consequences we all know well that may happen. Thanks alot for the platform.
I like the depth at which this Documentary has been brought up Sad that its premier was bound to be interrupted. I can now know its more secure to work hard in this country. Thank you AIIJ for bringing the darker side to light!
Even when your not physically tortured,or over worked but staying in one place everyday away from your loved it tortures us mentally,nze Kati nawunga wunga seikyetegeera but soon after Ramadan am coming back home🥲🙏🙏🙏
This is sooo true....no day off for 24months hehe its torture.....nze byantama nebuli omu yantama in shaa Allah in a few months I will be able to breath
What hurts more is that other countries like Phillipines Siri Lanka etc protect their girls there embassies do act upon accordingly but ours is putting a deaf ear to our problems. I pray this documentary awakens them
Govt should take step a head to prevent such nasty acts done on Ugandans we all deserve the best. Thanks AIIJ team for exposing that weakness. Glory to God for those who returned safely and those enjoyed may God look through and grant you His healing and protection.
Well done, devastating & sad 😭😭😭 sad we continue to loose our girls &men as nothing is being done my heart bleeds for my motherland too🇰🇪May God help us all.
To all kadamaz in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 may the protection of our lord Jesus Christ be upon us 🙏🏽 our sisters are dying 💔😪 enough is enough lord have mercy on every my fellow hustlers 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thanks for the good work and letting us aware of what is happening my question is what's the role any embassy to the other country towards that citizen of the other country?
Thanks alot 👏 Mr Solomon serwanjja for your voice for standing with us but they are still bringing the hustlers to Saudi Arabia 🙏🏽 Government please help our fellow hustlers they are dying 💔 😪 many behind the camera 📷, they are suffering we are falling apart lord
"Here is why journalists should study literature. There is something we call melodrama, which is defined as the use of intense emotions in a piece of work. The problem with melodrama is that it leaves the audience overwelmed with emotion but helpless to do anything about the situation. A story becomes melodramic when its plot has victims but no perpetrator whom the audience can hold responsible for the catastrophe. Tragedy, on the other hand, is when the plot identifies the powerful as responsible for catastrophe. So victims dont dominate the plot." In this case all we have seen here is known and we'll documented but there are no heads we can identify, cut and roll. All that the documentary did is to create heavy feelings (melodrama) yet we can't identify the perpetrators who own the contractual companies and are the fat cats in govt who sell us to slavery in these countries and call the fruits of our slavery "FDI" and "remittances". The are the ones who were threatening the source of this investigation. We would have wanted to see the details of the contracts that are signed and who actually benefits because that's where the big bucks are. Sadly, this was all missed. We never experienced the tragedy of this story.
Thank you so much. much!!! We are learning the part about whether labor externalization is more harmful than good. @AAIJ should also come up with ways for how the young generation excited about working abroad can be sensitized about the pros and cons. Many people have fallen victim but that doesn't learn. It's risky. Let's get the solution to this. SHALL WW CONTINUE CARRYING IT OUT? Every DAY WE GET EMOTIONAL STORIES. don't you think it's high time we learn that we need money but there are other ways to get it Instead of relying on labor externalization?
this is so heartbreaking. am sure there is alot more to this. the women are subjected to domestic torture and killing while the men who work in open areas are subjected toSTRONG racial discrimination . i have the darkest stories but if i make it out alive, i will appear onto the next docuseries of modern day slavery . FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY.
😭😭ooh lord have mercy on us Cos this is too much painful AllJ team wel done thmks for standing wiz us May God continue using u people to help us Cos right now we don't have government
Thank you so much but we have no power to make changes to improve the working conditions of those domestic workers. Who benefits from this project? This question was underanswered
At 14:33 the label says origin MCT. That's the airport code for Muscat, which is in Oman not Saudi Arabia. I have also heard horrible stories of the lives of foreign housemaids in Oman, too. Regardless... this young woman didn't deserve this terrible fate. Prayers to her family.
This is the type of content we need to start consuming.
Well-done to the team for exposing all these issues
When the likes of Solomon left NBS we thought we had lost one of the best investigative journalists
Thanks to the AIIJ team and everyone involved for exposing the evils that be
Police coming out is a clear indication that people who have a lot power are benefitting from it and will do anything to suppress the truth
Thanks to everyone @AIIJ for not bucking down from fulfilling their obligation to the nation.
Thanks African institute of investigative journalism. I pray that this piece can be done in local languages because it's the locals who suffer alot
This is a MUST watch for everyone.
Thank you Solomon SSerwanjja, Daniel Lutaaya and @AIIJ.
I will never in my life forgive the lady who had lured me into this labour externalisation. I will NEVER.
To those who have gone and achieved, to God be the glory but We, nara
The Embassy of Uganda in Saudi Arabia is at the center of this saga. We need another documentary about that rotten Embassy.
Police shouldnt stop this documentary premiering rather thank the Journalists who simplified their job by detailing all the nitty gritty of this labour movement of our brothers and sisters into hell.
Thank you AIIJ.
U thought they aren't aware of these things!!!
Exactly
Mu7 yalagira ate bakoleera ani
Gwe webuuze lwaki bagenda batta abagaga abakola zi business babamala wo abaana basoboole okugenda mu company zabwe
Thank you so much for the great work team. So we kindly request you to try and make this report trend on all social media platforms. This would be the right time since Saudi Arabians are busy asking what they did to Uganda and so please let's share this video with them. 🙏
Thanks AIIJ, more especially Barbara Kalumba. May God watch over you and your family.
Oh Bernard, glad you got back home safely. Watching this documentary has been so emotional 😭💔. May God protect those who are still going and are still there. To those who have returned home safely, we pray for your permanent healing 🙏..
Thank you so much Solomon, Raymond and Lutaaya for this wonderful investigative piece.
We pray for God's protection upon your life.
We appreciate this independent investigative journalism. This is the reality of what happens in the middle East especially Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
I personally want to extend my sincere gratitude to AIIJ for this piece.. thanks Mr. Solomon Sserwanja
Thanks goes to AllJ,& Every one who stood in to share with us this information (advice),My humble request is would you please make this video viral to reach our brother's & sister's working in Gulf countries, more so on tiktok, cause it's were u get them 4rm
God bless you AIIJ.. Uganda needs people in leadership who care about its citizens.
@AIIJ for highlighting on this, I’m lucky I got to escape from my boss, seeing Taqqika going through breathing and now can’t have her kids at young because of chemical she was using in Saudi Arabia, I remember using Clorox everyday and my boss told me one day to be careful because I may have chest problems and I asked myself why they buy such chemicals at home while knowing it’s dangerous on maids.
I could cry everyday regretting even why I had to come here but I thank Allah I had to run away to save my life.
This the type of people the society needs thanks so much
Thank you AIIJ for exposing these impunities, 👊👊👊
Your courage to help Ugandans is really appreciated.Let us share the message.Let usceducate
Thank you, Alice. I'm glad you like the work I do with the team at the Institute. God bless you! 🙏🏾
@AIIJ brings insights to some of the dark things we ought to look out for. Thanks for the documentary
@AfricanIIJ is the new BBC Africa Eye of Uganda ,On the Go is extremely good and insightful.This is the kind of Journalism that causes huge Change on the development of a Country.
Well done guys. This is great journalism. Looking forward to you raising the bar even more and speaking for the voiceless
I wish this documentary reaches 10Million views so that all people concerned work on it
Thank you so much for these efforts. You have become a voice for many voiceless people out there. We need more of these documentaries to bring the message out to the world.
AIIJ, you're doing a great job. Please don't skip advertisements so we can see more of this content in the future. Mr. Serwanja, keep up the good work
Thanks to the Team of Patriots who have helped in bringing this to light ⚠️⚠️
Well done.
They'll be arrested, how dare they expose the loot 🤷♂️
@@ashadjay2614 😂😂😂😂⚠️ As expected 😂
Thank you Daniel Lutaaya for the good narration, we are happy that you guys you're still serving us plus Solomon. Thanks again
Thank you AIIJ for the great work you do. You've really developed Ugandan investigative journalism in such a short time.
Now this is real journalism 🙏🙏
Well Done Daniel Lutaaya.
This is tearful.
Thank you AIIJ,I pray this reaches to our president and think twice. This should stop .
Thank you so much @AIIJ for doing a great job like this amidst all the possible consequences we all know well that may happen. Thanks alot for the platform.
I like the depth at which this Documentary has been brought up Sad that its premier was bound to be interrupted. I can now know its more secure to work hard in this country. Thank you AIIJ for bringing the darker side to light!
Thank you so much for posting it out dear journalists
Even when your not physically tortured,or over worked but staying in one place everyday away from your loved it tortures us mentally,nze Kati nawunga wunga seikyetegeera but soon after Ramadan am coming back home🥲🙏🙏🙏
At least u pray for us🙏
Taem 2024 inshallah
This is sooo true....no day off for 24months hehe its torture.....nze byantama nebuli omu yantama in shaa Allah in a few months I will be able to breath
This story will save many lives (Impactful)
Thanks to AIIJ
Thank you @AIIJ for this sad story 😥😭
Thank you AIIJ.
THIS IS WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS TO KNOW.
Watching live from Uganda, technology knows no censorship.
What hurts more is that other countries like Phillipines Siri Lanka etc protect their girls there embassies do act upon accordingly but ours is putting a deaf ear to our problems. I pray this documentary awakens them
Thanks team AIIJ.
Well done! Thank you for keeping us posted.
Our pleasure! Thank you for your support.
Well done Solomon and Team. I wish this goes viral and helps save lives of the ignorant.
It's very unfortunate the government of Uganda has done nothing towards this impunity undergoing in Arab immigrant workers
Thank you, guys .
Thank you AIIJ channel
Govt should take step a head to prevent such nasty acts done on Ugandans we all deserve the best. Thanks AIIJ team for exposing that weakness. Glory to God for those who returned safely and those enjoyed may God look through and grant you His healing and protection.
They don't care.
They cannot suffocate this digital era.. we're already tuned And waiting for the premiere
Sad that police wanted to stop this documentary from premiering. Well done team @AIJJ
Tears can't fail to roll down your checks wen u watch such things. May God have mercy on us all.
You've done well in highlighting this criminality and injustice our people have faced with external labor recruitment organizations 😪😪😪
Well done, devastating & sad 😭😭😭 sad we continue to loose our girls &men as nothing is being done my heart bleeds for my motherland too🇰🇪May God help us all.
I count myself lucky for surviving. I only do not call myself a returnee but a survivor
Thank you Barbara. For unlishing this storyline
It's only God to protect us and save our lives but things are not easy, thank you @AIIJ for the effort you have put to add up this .
Thank you so much AFRICAN INSTITUTE FOR INVESTIGATION
Great findings,lets translate this video into local dialects, these girls need to watch it before deciding if they really want to go
So true
God have mercy on Ugandans and heal our country and the entire world
Who else is here after learning of Christine Nabikulo's death?😢
Me😭😭😭😭😭
Thank you so much for this documentary. Everyone planning on going to the Arab world, think twice.
I couldn't hold my tears watching this. We need more of this maybe our cry will be heard
This is sad 😢thanks to AIIJ Indeed this Info is for the public
You are doing a great job. This is eye opening.
Excellent work AIIJ. Sustain it despite the challenges.
To all kadamaz in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 may the protection of our lord Jesus Christ be upon us 🙏🏽 our sisters are dying 💔😪 enough is enough lord have mercy on every my fellow hustlers 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you Solomon ssebo may God protect you because this work is not easy 😢 🙏
Thanks for this documentary / information ,it's so sad 😢
I keep saying it going abroad has done more harm than good ,God intervene
Thanks for the good work and letting us aware of what is happening my question is what's the role any embassy to the other country towards that citizen of the other country?
FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY THANKS TEAM LET'S CONTINUE WATCHING
Thanks alot 👏 Mr Solomon serwanjja for your voice for standing with us but they are still bringing the hustlers to Saudi Arabia 🙏🏽
Government please help our fellow hustlers they are dying 💔 😪 many behind the camera 📷, they are suffering we are falling apart lord
You can not sake help from the same people that sell our sisters
This is really heartbreaking!!..
We all deserve to be treated humanly..🥺🥺
Thank you guys good job nayee maama omwavu wakufa 😭😭😭😭
This is a dream come true deman...I hope it opens everyone's eyes
"Here is why journalists should study literature. There is something we call melodrama, which is defined as the use of intense emotions in a piece of work.
The problem with melodrama is that it leaves the audience overwelmed with emotion but helpless to do anything about the situation. A story becomes melodramic when its plot has victims but no perpetrator whom the audience can hold responsible for the catastrophe.
Tragedy, on the other hand, is when the plot identifies the powerful as responsible for catastrophe. So victims dont dominate the plot."
In this case all we have seen here is known and we'll documented but there are no heads we can identify, cut and roll. All that the documentary did is to create heavy feelings (melodrama) yet we can't identify the perpetrators who own the contractual companies and are the fat cats in govt who sell us to slavery in these countries and call the fruits of our slavery "FDI" and "remittances". The are the ones who were threatening the source of this investigation. We would have wanted to see the details of the contracts that are signed and who actually benefits because that's where the big bucks are. Sadly, this was all missed. We never experienced the tragedy of this story.
Wow, exactly what I noticed
Thank u AIIJ 🙏🙏
Thank you so much. much!!! We are learning the part about whether labor externalization is more harmful than good. @AAIJ should also come up with ways for how the young generation excited about working abroad can be sensitized about the pros and cons. Many people have fallen victim but that doesn't learn. It's risky.
Let's get the solution to this.
SHALL WW CONTINUE CARRYING IT OUT? Every DAY WE GET EMOTIONAL STORIES.
don't you think it's high time we learn that we need money but there are other ways to get it Instead of relying on labor externalization?
Thanks AIIJ for unearthing.
Thank you so much
I can't hold my tears while watching this documentary,but thanks for being partiotic
this is so heartbreaking. am sure there is alot more to this. the women are subjected to domestic torture and killing while the men who work in open areas are subjected toSTRONG racial discrimination . i have the darkest stories but if i make it out alive, i will appear onto the next docuseries of modern day slavery
. FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY.
Thanks alot for showing the world the truth
I would like to salute the co founders of this institute,kudos, please keep up the great work,we pray changes come
Let us spread this video all over. The world
Thanks for the message
😭😭ooh lord have mercy on us
Cos this is too much painful
AllJ team wel done thmks for standing wiz us
May God continue using u people to help us
Cos right now we don't have government
This is heartbreaking, tears rolling down my face as I see this
Thank you very much for running this story. This country is rotten.
Stay safe 🙏 ❤ n thanks for the great work 🙏
Thanks you guys
Shame up on gov't officials, police and whoever cared less in this matter but i can't thank you AIIJ for the good job keep it
Thank you for the great work done, this is one of the various ways the citizens can realize Socio-Economic justice.
THE ROLE OF THE MEDIA
A horrendous story in the labor world,we pray God heals this world
Thank you for this!
Thanks for the good work.
Thank you so much for this.
Thanks for being bold enough. We don't have a government, we have a dealer
Thank you so much but we have no power to make changes to improve the working conditions of those domestic workers. Who benefits from this project? This question was underanswered
So disturbing banange! Thanks guys!
At 14:33 the label says origin MCT. That's the airport code for Muscat, which is in Oman not Saudi Arabia. I have also heard horrible stories of the lives of foreign housemaids in Oman, too. Regardless... this young woman didn't deserve this terrible fate. Prayers to her family.
Uganda with the best climate, anyway freedom is not free just keep in mind as yo enjoying the documentary