Being Dark Skinned in Beirut
Arab migrant network aims to educate about labor rights
28/01/2014
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The Arab Regional Network for Migrant Rights, consisting of six countries – Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates – Sunday and Monday held a conference hosted by the Lebanese NGO Insan Association, which focuses on the rights of marginalized individuals in Lebanon, to educate their respective governments about the importance of implementing international labor law and raise awareness about their group.
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