Author: Houssam
Cheyef 7alak on Discrimination
Again, chapeau bas to Cheyef 7alak team for a job, very well done!
Who’s Harassing Whom?
Recent months saw a wave of anti-Syrian sentiment in Beirut’s Ashrafieh.
منظمات حقوقية تطالب السلطات اللبنانية بوضع حد لتجاوزات الأجهزة الأمنية اتجاه الأجانب
تتصاعد الممارسات اللاقانونية والعنصرية ضد الأجانب العاملين أو اللاجئين بلبنان، آخرها ما قام به عناصر من الجيش اللبناني في حق ما يزيد عن 70 عاملاً سورياً ومصرياً وسودانياً في بيروت
Emulating the Emirates
Here’s another date to look forward to in November besides the US presidential elections on the 6th:
Syrian workers attacked in Beirut, suspects detained
How does one put an end to this cycle of insanity?
People Speaking Up
After the MEA incident and the different reactions it solicited from people, we put up this post in reply to MEA and appealing to them to take more action
Rule of Law Principle Includes Migrant Workers
On the evening of 7 October 2012, the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) raided three houses in the Beirut neighborhood of Jeitawi
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