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Over 3,000 visitors visit largest women’s charity festival
  Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette   JEDDAH — The largest charity festival for women, Busat Al-Reeh, kicked off in Jeddah on Sunday, attracting over 3,000 visitors by offering both traditional and modern styles in clothing, accessories and food. It featured over 160 companies from around ...
Shop owners still unable to employ Saudi women
  Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette     JEDDAH — Only a few shops selling accessories, abayas and dresses have been able to find enough Saudi women to work for them, a Saudi Gazette survey of businesses in the city has revealed. Almost all shops in a ...
48-hour warning for women’s accessory shops sans saleswomen
  Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette     JEDDAH – Investigation teams from the Ministry of Labor visited commercial centers on Monday to check whether women accessories shops were complying with the ministry’s regulation to employ Saudi women. The ministry’s deadline for these shops to hire Saudi ...
Maids not for each other
  Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette     JEDDAH — A social media campaign that asks Saudi households to reduce their dependence on maids by not employing them full-time is gaining popularity. The campaign calls for replacing full-time maids with part-time ones. Manal Al-Sharif, a Saudi housewife ...
‘Light green’ Indonesia passports acceptable, claims Jawazat official
Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette JEDDAH — There is “nothing” that prevents the Passports Department from accepting permanent passports issued by the Indonesian Consulate, said Ahmad Al-Luhaidan, the newly-appointed Jawazat spokesman. Al-Luhaidan was responding to Saudi Gazette when it was pointed out ...
Her last wish: To go back to home country
Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette JEDDAH – She is old, lonely and infirm. She prefers to be addressed as ‘grandma’. Mariam Abubackar, 73, was found at the Indian consulate to which she was sent from the deportation center about a month ago. Muhammad Ali, a ...
Agony, anger, anguish at domestic helpers’ shelter
Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette JEDDAH – There are 690 Indonesian domestic helpers at present at shelters in Riyadh and Jeddah. They are either the victims of torture or sexual abuse or unpaid wages. Despite the efforts of their mission and the involvement of ...
Amnesty saves Indonesians from risk of losing nationality
Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette JEDDAH – A majority of the 80,000 workers who contacted the Indonesian consulate here in Jeddah have been living for up to 25 years without valid passports or without passports at all because their sponsors had not handed ...
Allow female dependents of expats to work, MOL urged
  Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette     JEDDAH – Business owners had a heated debate here on Wednesday with a Ministry of Labor official at a meeting called to discuss the amnesty period and the rush to correct the status of expat workers. Attendees called for ...
Travel documents as good as passports
  Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette     JEDDAH – An Indonesian official said here on Wednesday that they have sent an official diplomatic note to the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs to clarify that the government of Indonesia has decided to issue its citizens travel ...
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