Being Dark Skinned in Beirut
Labor Minister launches hotline for abused domestic workers
20/06/2015
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“If it’s true that Lebanon does not respect the dignity of migrant domestic workers, then why is it one of the first destinations for migrant workers among Middle Eastern countries?”
Sejaan Azzi, Lebanon’s ministry of labor.
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