Being Dark Skinned in Beirut
Deteriorating situation for migrant workers in the Middle East
15/12/2015
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Back to our scene with the domestic worker in Beirut. You now face two choices – do you flee your employer’s home the moment it is left unlocked? Do you stay and hope that you are finally paid your salary? If you leave, you face detention and deportation for breaching your visa conditions. If you stay, you risk working for years with no wage, no day off, and little food.
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