Racist Lebanese Municipalities or National Policy Against Syrians?
An older piece by Separate State of Mind on the Latest Restrictions imposed against Syrian refugees and workers in Lebanese villages. and even the capital.
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Eye on civil society: The Anti-racism Movement, Lebanon
Thanks to Daleel Madani for this interview.
Migrant workers in the Middle East often exploited, UN reports at human trafficking conference
9 April 2013 – An estimated 600,000 migrant workers are tricked and trapped into forced labour across the Middle East
Srilanka Service: Lebanese Racism on Facebook
One of the horrid crimes committed is withholding domestic workers’ passports, effectively trapping them into their extremely low-paying jobs.
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