MEA’s Second Reply
Having investigated the issue that occurred on the 6th October, 2012 at Rafik Hariri Intl. Airport – Beirut
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MEA probes complaint of racism at airport
It is now imperative that MEA produce internal policy or staff training which will prevent the recurrence of such an incident, Houry adds, but he believes the whole system at the airport needs to be broken down.
Lebanese Special Forces Attack Legal Migrants
The Lebanese army entered an apartment rented by mostly Syrian workers in the Beirut neighborhood of Jeitawi on Sunday night, beating them for hours.
Untie the knot!
Video footage on last week’s flash mob to end sponsorship for migrant domestic workers.
The Migrant Communities’ Handicrafts Market
Join us on Sunday October 7th for the first ever Migrant Communities’ Handicrafts Market! There will be beautiful handmade crafts, paintings, coffee, food and other great items on sale!
The Migrant Handicrafts’ Market
Join us on Sunday October 7th for the first ever Migrant Handicrafts’ Market! There will be beautiful handmade crafts
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