Being Dark Skinned in Beirut
Minister bars advertising for domestic worker agencies
17/11/2014
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A first step? Or an empty gesture?
The Minister of Labour banned advertisements of domestic worker recruitment offices because they are “demeaning” and akin to human trafficking…….. and what about these offices’ PRACTICES which are demeaning, abusive, and often equal to human trafficking? Isn’t it more important to ban the actual practices? Or is this just another attempt at image management?
Daily Star article link on banning advertising for domestic worker agencies
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