Being Dark Skinned in Beirut
Migrant construction workers feel the squeeze
30/06/2017
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Hidden behind high stacks of red metal scaffolding and directly adjacent to two large buzzing generators that emit the noxious odor of burning diesel, about 10 Syrian workers live in two makeshift shacks.
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