Although the Labor Day protest advocated for improving the conditions of migrant workers

One more disappointing interview. What kind of language is this?

Le 9 Mars 2012, Alem Dechasa est férocement battue par son recruteur, à Beyrouth, devant le consulat d’Éthiopie, son pays natal.

Lebanon failed Alem – as it does so many other workers.

“How can a country, which has endured so much recent pain through war, civil strife, and foreign incursion, not recognize the humanity of domestic workers like Alem?”

An interesting project. Check it out.

And how does one explain the casual brutality of Ali Mahfouz?

A revolution is needed to push the Lebanese government’s hand to make the requisite reforms to its labour laws.

“If you try it once, you will not do it again” states Tayyeb. “