28/03/2013
It starts with the name “Sri Lanka” service, as if domestic workers (or rather people in forced labor in Lebanon) is a Sri Lankan service. It’s as if we call this trade the same way we call tissue papers “Kleenex”, as someone with many Sri Lankan friends and co-workers, I find that ignorant, to say the least, if not morbidly offensive. What’s worse, is that most of the employees advertised are not from Sri Lanka…
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