Alarming: Children of Migrant Workers Face Dead End in Lebanon
Alarming: Children of Migrant Workers Face Dead End in Lebanon
Author: admin@Nibale
Plea for Help: My mother doesn’t deserve to be locked up in a freezer, she deserves to Rest In Peace.
I know that every single person who might read this has a mother or maybe unfortunately has lost her already. I’m certain certain that many of you can relate to the pain caused by witnessing a loved one suffer & wither away.
Children of Migrant Workers Face Dead End in Lebanon
Since early this summer, the General Security had decided, without explanation or prior warning, with no new decision or decree, to no longer renew the residency permits of many migrant domestic workers who reside in Lebanon with their children, most of which have been born and raised here all their lives.
Edging closer to justice: The journey of migrant domestic workers in Lebanon
One migrant domestic worker in Lebanon decided to fight the “kafala” system and escape her employers.
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Today a #starbucks employee kicked a lil 9yr old Syrian refugee girl in the back cz she was trying to sell customers chocolate bars! #Beirut
أغرب سجن في لبنان . العمال الاجانب يسجنون تحت الارض في بيروت.
ما بين سجن “كوبر” في الخرطوم وبين سجن الامن العام في بيروت امضى اللاجئ السوداني احمد صديق أبا بكر سنوات من حياته.
2 Film Screenings: The Color White + Bread and Iron
Don’t miss those 2 documentaries, both on very heartfelt issues.
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