Safework, end to bullying and new opportunities for Pak-Christian Sewage workers
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2 years ago
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2 years ago
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Paulo Ichikawa
3 years ago
May God enlighten our paths.
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Casper van Cleeveld
3 years ago
G-0d bless.
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Mattias Svensson
4 years ago
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In Sweden were I live, people working with sanitation are not looked down upon. They uphold work that is vital for the society as a whole.
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Karen H
4 years ago
So much hatred and persecution towards Christians in Pakistan. May the Lord comfort , heal and provide for the families of Nadeem Masih and Faisal Masih. Rest in peace brothers.
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Jim Aurand
4 years ago
He who has the Son has life.
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karl richard
4 years ago
why cannot regulations be followed by so-called "professionals"?
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Adam Marshall
4 years ago
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So much suffering and injustice. My condolences to the families of these men. May their deaths be honoured with improved safety standards for all these hapless sewage workers.
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Susan Wilkinson
4 years ago
This is neglect tantamount to manslaughter
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Marco Villani
4 years ago
I continue to be shocked at the blatant disregard for human rights by a country that is a member of the Commonwealth.
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Rita Larrivee
4 years ago
Christians are human beings and need to be protected when doing sewer work. It is shameful that Christians in Pakistan face such discrimination. Yes, safe work and stop bullying.
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Christopher Charles Creighton Ross Palmer
4 years ago
All Life is sacred
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Anonymous
4 years ago
The world will be a better place when individuals stand up for what is right and treat our fellow men and women as part of the human family. Condolences to the families, prayer for improvements in justice for the poor.
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Dan holt
4 years ago
Perhaps justice will give people cause to think before they discriminate in the future
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James Thompson
4 years ago
Human rights must be given to all who are human. This event is a disgrace to the nation of Pakistan.
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Phillip Collins
4 years ago
The lack of Personal protection Equipment violates the right to a safe working environment, and shows two things: (1) how backward Pakistan is, and (2) that Pakistan has no respect for human rights.
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Linda Morris
4 years ago
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I have worked in the sewage industry in Britain and understand the conditions these men were forced to work in.
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Dr Charles Soper
4 years ago
Uncivilised not to provide for men doing dangerous work to serve others.
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Rollan McCleary
4 years ago
The level of injustice is appalling and should not occur anywhere
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May God enlighten our paths.
G-0d bless.
In Sweden were I live, people working with sanitation are not looked down upon. They uphold work that is vital for the society as a whole.
So much hatred and persecution towards Christians in Pakistan. May the Lord comfort , heal and provide for the families of Nadeem Masih and Faisal Masih. Rest in peace brothers.
He who has the Son has life.
why cannot regulations be followed by so-called "professionals"?
So much suffering and injustice. My condolences to the families of these men. May their deaths be honoured with improved safety standards for all these hapless sewage workers.
This is neglect tantamount to manslaughter
I continue to be shocked at the blatant disregard for human rights by a country that is a member of the Commonwealth.
Christians are human beings and need to be protected when doing sewer work. It is shameful that Christians in Pakistan face such discrimination. Yes, safe work and stop bullying.
All Life is sacred
The world will be a better place when individuals stand up for what is right and treat our fellow men and women as part of the human family. Condolences to the families, prayer for improvements in justice for the poor.
Perhaps justice will give people cause to think before they discriminate in the future
Human rights must be given to all who are human. This event is a disgrace to the nation of Pakistan.
The lack of Personal protection Equipment violates the right to a safe working environment, and shows two things: (1) how backward Pakistan is, and (2) that Pakistan has no respect for human rights.
I have worked in the sewage industry in Britain and understand the conditions these men were forced to work in.
Uncivilised not to provide for men doing dangerous work to serve others.
The level of injustice is appalling and should not occur anywhere