Three Indonesian women, working for the owner of a catering company in Sungai Siput, say they have been enduring sexual abuse for past two years for their salaries.
The women claim that there 43-year-old employer would not pay them their RM400 monthly salary unless they have sex with him and would physically abuse them if they refused.
Uniting to End Violence - International Women’s Day 2009
International Women’s Day 2009 will focus on fostering a genuine partnership between men and women to eliminate violent atrocities against women and girls.
International Women’s Day 2009 will focus on fostering a genuine partnership between men and women to eliminate violent atrocities against women and girls.
"I have been molested, threatened with a knife, and beaten until my face, eyes and body are swollen," the Star Online quoted one of the women, a 26-year-old, as telling reporters after lodging a report at the Buntong police station.
"I came to Malaysia to earn money for my husband and child in Surabaya. Now I just want to go home. I can't take it any more," she added.
Sexual Abuse Raises Risk Of Early Menarche in Girls
A new study has found that girls with a history of childhood abuse are at a risk of early menarche or onset of their menstrual periods before age 12 years.
A new study has found that girls with a history of childhood abuse are at a risk of early menarche or onset of their menstrual periods before age 12 years.
The three said they were abused at the man's house in front of his docile wife and three kids.
Sexual Abuse of Aboriginal Girls Continues Without Let Up in Australia
Helpless aboriginal girls continue to be victims of sexual abuse in Australia despite much-touted government interventions.
Helpless aboriginal girls continue to be victims of sexual abuse in Australia despite much-touted government interventions.
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An under-resourced system has left Scottish men bearing their violent partners' attacks with nowhere to turn, according to victims and campaigners.
An under-resourced system has left Scottish men bearing their violent partners' attacks with nowhere to turn, according to victims and campaigners.
