Syrian workers attacked in Beirut, suspects detained
How does one put an end to this cycle of insanity?
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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
A Happy Story this Time
So a friend in Lebanon told me this today. She works at one of the consulates of a country which many domestic workers here come from. I had to share.
The Insanity Continues
In this same week, the MEA scandal followed by the Military attack on Syrian and Sudanese workers double scandal.
MEA fires female employee involved in racist incident
BEIRUT: Middle East Airlines has fired the female staff member involved in a racist incident over the weekend, according to a company official.
Army must be held to account for violent raid on migrants: HRW
BEIRUT: The Lebanese Army must investigate raids on the residence of migrant workers Sunday during which dozens of men were beaten, Human Rights Watch said.
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