‘Crazy’
Today we went to Dar El-Ajaza Hospital. We met with 3 women, 2 from Ethiopia and a third who is perhaps from Ghana.
Tag: Ethiopia
Rahel cooks at t-marbouta again!
Join me on Thursday, November 5th for my second event in Hamra.
Vital Collaboration in Lebanon, Part One
Kumera Genet interviews ARM and sheds lights on our MCC’s ongoing fundraising campaign on HuffPost.
‘I just appreciated that I was alive’
So badly did she want to pull her mother, Werkitu Delesa, out of poverty that, at the age of just 16, she was prepared to travel to the Middle East to work as a housemaid.
To Be Raped or to Become a Prostitute in Beirut
Elhanan is a 24-year-old Ethiopian woman with broad shoulders, short black hair, and a nest of wrinkles surrounding her brown eyes.
Modern day slavery still present in Lebanon
It should not be “ordinary” that a migrant domestic worker is beaten, humiliated, and then raped, supposedly to discipline her, without much outrage.
No Lipstick In Lebanon
“No Lipstick in Lebanon”, a book about an Ethiopian domestic worker in Beirut! (based on true events)
In other news, Ethiopian maid found hanging in South Lebanon
This happened today.
Lest we not forget that there are many tragedies in this country.
Saudi and Violence. Very Very Very Ugly Violence.
“Item Saudi family hang Ethiopian maid from hook – brutally beat her might contain content that is not suitable for all ages.”
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