Testimonies

“One of the greatest art documentary, political, social film”. (Binna Choi, Casco)

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• Honest ethnographic documentary from low-middle skilled migrant workers in NL
• Real human journey: when the dreams, naiveness, strong will and fortune become multilayered puzzle of life
• The living narrative from the saying : where there is a will, there is a way.. No matter the consequences
• The dark side of the globalisation: the world has become globalised yet spiky at the same time: be ware!!!!
  (Dessy Irawati, BNI Belanda)

The Premiere Night

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On Friday evening, March 20, 2015 located at Vrijplaats, Middelstegracht 36, Leiden. The screening night was organised by Doorbraak, IMWU Netherlands, BNI Belanda, Pondok Pak Min – PPI Leiden and Indonesian Diaspora Network – The Netherlands. NEXT SCREENING: April 19, 2015 at … Continue reading →

Dispereert Niet 3rd Trailer has Launched

Dispereert Niet 2nd Trailer has Launched

The second trailer of Dispereert Niet was launched at Peduli Indonesia (Care for Indonesia) event on February 6, 2015 in Oegstgeest, Netherlands.

Dispereert Niet Screening schedule

Screening and discussion will take place on:

March 20, 2015: Vrijplaats, Middelstegracht 36, Leiden

May 1, 2015: Laak Theater, Ferrandweg 4T, Den Haag

July – August, 2015: Indonesia

September/October/2015: Utrecht (tbc) & UK (tbc)

December/2015: Amsterdam

Dispereert Niet 1st Trailer has Launched

The trailer of Dispereert Niet has launched at the 4th Anniversary of IMWU NL in The Hague. The video documentary will premiere on March 2015 at Vrijplaats Leiden, followed by a road show in other cities in the Netherlands, Indonesia, UK and several Asian countries throughout 2015.

Actie Domestic Workers Netherlands

photo: IMWU NL

photo: IMWU NL

photo: IMWU NL

Wednesday 19 nov 2014, the parliament had a discussion on the position of domestic workers. All groups domestic workers under FNV Bondgenoten did an action since the Dutch government refused to ratify ILO Conv.189. IMWU and other migrant organisation under FNV-B took part. It was not so many people, because a lot of fellows must work. No work no pay for us. No pay means no money to be sent to our family at home. (Source: IMWU NL on FB)