Children of Migrant Workers Face Dead End in Lebanon
Alarming: Children of Migrant Workers Face Dead End in Lebanon
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Alarming: Children of Migrant Workers Face Dead End in Lebanon
Alarming: Children of Migrant Workers Face Dead End in Lebanon
Migrant Domestic Worker Project
My employer used to lock me up in the house and shut all the doors and windows.
Lebanon’s invisible working class became visible. For a moment.
Suzana wasn’t used to having her story heard by a large audience. She stood up among her peers, sat on the chair, waited for a moment, and started reading, her hands shivering.
Video: Beyond Threads – Garment Workers in Jordan
Video: Beyond Threads – Garment Workers in Jordan
Story of Mira Ghising
Mira Ghising, former Nepali migrant domestic worker talks about her experience in Lebanon.
Spring 2014 – WORKERS’ DAY
For the 4th year in a row, hundreds of migrant workers and activists are taking to the streets of Beirut to demand better conditions.
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