“We are not racists, but”
Update: since this article was written, one of the Kenyan women assaulted is now
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‘Crazy’
Today we went to Dar El-Ajaza Hospital. We met with 3 women, 2 from Ethiopia and a third who is perhaps from Ghana.
وزير العمل للمفكرة: أحمي اليد العاملة اللبنانية، وأنجزت مقترح تعديل لقانون العمل
Very important interview with Legal Agenda and ‘minister of labour’ Sejaan Azzi.
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An interview with one of the Sudanese Asylum Seekers in Lebanon (1)
Sudanese refugees have been in an open sit-in in front of UNHCR headquarters in Beirut for more than three months to protest the non-transparent process and the blunt discrimination they are facing from UNHCR Lebanon
سودانيّون “سجناء” لبنان
تقول المسؤولة الإعلامية في المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين، دانا سليمان، لـ “العربي الجديد” إن “غالبية المعتصمين غير معترف بهم كلاجئين”.
قزي يستغل جريمة عين نجم: لا حقوق للعاملات
أعلن قزي في حديث إلى «الجمهورية» أنّ «هذه الجريمة والشريط المصوّر منذ بضعة أيام عن تعنيف عاملة لطفل حتى الموت في المنزل
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.
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