Arab Network for Migrants’ Rights Statement on Labour Day
We would like to congratulate workers in the Arab world, especially labour migrants, as we all work towards the goal of insuring migrant rights and peace in the region.
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Arab migrant network aims to educate about labor rights
The Arab Regional Network for Migrant Rights, consisting of six countries – Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates
Abuse and 20 hour shifts: Plight of Nepalese domestic workers seeking ‘Gulf Dream’
In July this year, Nepal banned all women from migrating to the Gulf states.
.نعتذر عن ما نطق به السفهاء منا
The municipalities of Lebanese towns are imposing new measures upon the massive arrival of Syrian refugees to their localities.
For Sharing: PR by the Arab Network For Migrant Workers
عقدت الشبكة العربية لحقوق المهاجرين إجتماعها الاقليمي الثالث في ١٤و١٥ كانون الاول/ديسمبر ٢٠١٣ في دولة الكويت للتداول بأبرز ما يتعرض له العمال المهاجرون في دول المنطقة العربية من إنتهاكاتٍ صارخة لحقوقهم ولا سيما ظاهرة التوقيف الإداري والإبعاد.
The politics and culture of skin bleaching in Sudan
Must-read piece. Expect sadness and heart-ache.
The colour of slavery
Modern day slavery in the Arab world is not based on skin complexion, but rather on legal subordination.
Rule of Law Principle Includes Migrant Workers
On the evening of 7 October 2012, the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) raided three houses in the Beirut neighborhood of Jeitawi
The Insanity Continues
In this same week, the MEA scandal followed by the Military attack on Syrian and Sudanese workers double scandal.
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