His rights exist on paper. The bill makes them real.

His rights exist on paper. The bill makes them real.

Emmanuel Teleg spent 18 years making things grow in a foreign country. Coming home nearly broke him.He had left the Philippines in 1995 with a skill set built for the future. He was trained as a machine operator on computerized printing equipment, and promised work abroad as an offset printer operator. What he got instead was a job at a golf course in Brunei, a British employer with a passion for horticulture, and nearly two decades of learning …