The government of Uganda has re-accepted to deal with the exportation of
maids (popularly known as house-helps) to Jordan.
The agreement came after the government had initially placed a ban on
exportation of maids to Jordan following several complaints of sexual
harassment and torture from the sub Sahara nationals.
During a closed door meeting which was held this week
between some officials from Jordan exporting companies and Janat
Mukwaya, the Minister of Gender, labour and Social development, they
inked an agreement and fully paid up an insurance and assurance fee of
50, 000 Ugandan shilling.
Watch the agreement video below:
