Being Dark Skinned in Beirut
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09/05/2016
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Lebanon: Migrant domestic workers take to the streets in Beirut
Some of the most blatant violations of the rights of migrant domestic workers in Lebanon include excessive working hours, withholding of salaries, beatings and sexual abuse, and withholding of passports to prevent them from leaving. However, the workers are not protected by Lebanese labour laws.
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