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We thank you for your relentless and dedicated efforts to help pass the Magna Carta for Household Helpers. However, it still faces difficulties in the Senate and a looming deadline before the elections come May 2004. To help spread the spirit of the magna carta, click the poster and sticker icons below to have your own print ready copies at home.
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| CASE STORIES Liquid Soza
Cita, then 16 years old, barely lived to tell her story. According to hospital
records, she suffered from severe internal bleeding caused by acid burns. Portions
of her back and legs were also burned, indicating her struggles during the incident.
Acid also burned her entire digestive system from the esophagus down to the stomach.
She literally could not speak about her ordeal, and could not swallow food. After
several months of hospital therapy and successive operations, she began to confide
in her doctors. She stated that she was tricked by her employer into drinking
an acid normally used to unclog kitchen drains. She summoned the last of her strength
to file a case of attempted homicide against her employer. Cita died the day after
she signed her complaint. Back to Main |
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