Being Dark Skinned in Beirut
Migrant workers fighting for freedom under Lebanon’s Kefala system
21/05/2018
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In Lebanon, a women-only group of migrant domestic workers have come together to fight for rights in the workplace.
Before the last dance, Rose took the stage, switching fluently between English and French. “I want everyone to know that we are human beings. That we have skills and dreams other than just working in people’s houses.”
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