"Strike!Dance!Rise with J4DW until Violence Stops against Women and Children"

                                                             One Billion Rising-UK!

  Who among you here have carers, babysitters, housekeepers, domestic  workers who serve your meals and help you get prepared for work,  take  care of your children with all   their hearts,   with all  their  time  and  with  all  their love, making  it  sure that they are safe..that these children of   yours will be able to give  you, dads and mums a big hug  and kiss after  a  long day of tiring work? Who among you here are being served on the table by these lovely aged hands who do wish to have been serving   her husband, her children, grandchildren but all for a wish? Who among you here have suffered for longing a family, missing parents and children for years in exchange of a small amount of penny? These are just few of the many struggles a vulnerable domestic worker is facing at the moment.  

On this very day of the One Billion Rising, where one billion women and men rise up to end  violence against women  around   the  globe, we ,  the Justice for Domestic Workers in the  UK rises  up  for our fellow domestic workers who suffered and are still in the combat to end  the abuse. We rise up for our sisters who are still caged secretly like dogs, locked up and raped, discriminated by unlawful eyes, ignored  and degraded for being a domestic worker. They say we are unskilled, we believe we are not. We are just being unrecognised by the society because we are hidden and tied up by most of our employers. We rise for them being beaten by their employers. We are not your stress basin! We are human beings like you. Every single slap of your hand, punches and kicks gave us pain and brought us scar. Don’t hit us with iron, it burn our skin. We are human beings like you!

On the 06^th of April, 2012 The British government removed the only protection that shelters the migrant domestic workers here in the UK. The discriminatory and unfair removal of the Overseas Domestic WorkersVisa doesn't give the vulnerable workers to change employer, renew visas and access the right as workers and so making them more vulnerable to exploitation. Given a short 6 months  of stay in the UK IS TREATING A DOMESTIC  WORKER LIKE A  HUMAN  LUGGAGE. The law driven them to be illegal and criminalising them instead of respecting them as workers. Several cases of abuse are recorded and many more are hidden in silence with fear.

J4DW March for the Alternative in protest to the removal of Domestic workers rights, October 20, 2012.

J4DW in ONE BILLION RISING GLOBAL CAMPAIGN 
to end violence against women and children

Let's Dance, Strike and Rise! One Billion Rising