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Children’s Day Out
On the occasion of Children’s Day in several Asian countries, MCC members are organizing a children’s trip to Sanayeh Garden next Saturday at 2:30PM! We will have snacks and souvenirs.
Liban: Des enfants de travailleurs immigrés font l’objet d’expulsions
(Beyrouth, le 3 septembre 2014) – Le Liban se livre à des expulsions de force d’enfants de travailleurs immigrés qui sont nés sur son territoire et, dans certains cas, de leurs mères, ont déclaré aujourd’hui neuf organisations non gouvernementales présentes au Liban.
Lebanon deports migrant workers’ children, tearing families apart
Ten nongovernmental human rights organisations working in Lebanon issued a statement on Wednesday saying that under a new directive issued by General Security, Lebanon’s security agency in charge of foreigners’ entry and residency, government authorities are “expelling locally born children of migrant workers and in some cases their mothers”.
LEBANON: REVOKE DIRECTIVE ON EXPULSION OF MIGRANT WORKERS’ CHILDREN
The International Gulf Organization (IGO) for Human Rights denounces the recent expulsion of locally born migrant workers’ children in Lebanon, pursuant to a new directive.
Labor Minister launches hotline for abused domestic workers
“If it’s true that Lebanon does not respect the dignity of migrant domestic workers, then why is it one of the first destinations for migrant workers among Middle Eastern countries?”
White Supremacy in Children’s Books
This is poison and poison should not be filling our children’s books, education and learning experience.
Keep your filth and racism off the minds of young ones.
Lebanon’s Filipinos mark Independence Day
When asked whether he would recommend Lebanon to people in the Philippines, Father McDermott gave the same answer as many of the Filipinos in attendance.
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