Being Dark Skinned in Beirut
Lebanon’s Migrant Domestic Workers Union is a Slim Hope for Change
09/05/2015
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“No weekly day off. Long work hours. Low pay. All of this is tolerated as long as there is no sexual or physical abuse. There is a recurring pattern of condoning abuse in degrees.”
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