She disclosed that she was charged for two (2) counts of Slight Physical Injuries in Relation to RA 7610 and was detained. Said cases were filed by their own children allegedly induced by her husband. Consequently, the husband has the custody of their children. As reflected from the circumstances, there was a violation of the basic rights, honor and dignity of the victim, hence, a hum an rights violation was committed. A financial assistance was granted to victim as of January 14, 2021. 4. CHR-III-2020-0208 For: Violation of Article 4, UDHR and RA 9208 This pertains to a request for financial assistance involving an Overseas Filipino Worker who was a victim of human trafficking and maltreatment in Saudi Arabia. The victim was hired by Rufean International Human Resources Co., for and on behalf of the foreign agency, Batie Al Hammad Manpower Recruiting Office, to work as a household service worker. She was transferred from one employer to another employer. She was also made to work in the soap business of one of her employers. Thereat, she started to have allergies. The victim’s life became even more miserable when she started working with her employer. She became a subject of physical and verbal abuses. She was even forced to work for other three employers. Her salaries from these employers were not directly given to her. Sometime in 2017, when victim asked her employer about her salaries, the latter pushed her to the window of their apartment. The victim was rescued and was rushed to King Khalid Hospital by her neighbors. Her doctors informed her that she sustained Bilateral Calcaneal Fractures and another fracture in her sacrum bilateral. She was confined for ten (10) months in the hospital. On September 28, 2020, the victim was able to return here in the Philippines but was confined to Jose Lingad Memorial Regional Hospital at City of San Fernando, Pampanga for three weeks and undergone series of physical therapy. 17