وزير العمل للمفكرة: أحمي اليد العاملة اللبنانية، وأنجزت مقترح تعديل لقانون العمل
Very important interview with Legal Agenda and ‘minister of labour’ Sejaan Azzi.
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LEBANON: REVOKE DIRECTIVE ON EXPULSION OF MIGRANT WORKERS’ CHILDREN
The International Gulf Organization (IGO) for Human Rights denounces the recent expulsion of locally born migrant workers’ children in Lebanon, pursuant to a new directive.
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هل يطبق القانون على كافة الجنسيات: الأميركية، الأوروبية، الأسترالية، الإفريقية، إلخ؟ أو يطبق على بعض الجنسيات
أتعهد أنه ليس لعاملتي أي علاقة زواج أو ارتباط من أي نوع في لبنان
في غضون هذا العام، تلقى كتاب العدل من وزارة العدل تعميما بشأن التعهد الذي يفترضبصاحب العمل توقيعه لديهم في اطار الحصول على اقامة للعاملة أو تجديدها.
I Have a Dream for Justice in Lebanon
A video made on International Migrant’s Day 2012. Always relevant.
Children of Migrant Workers Face Dead End in Lebanon
Since early this summer, the General Security had decided, without explanation or prior warning, with no new decision or decree, to no longer renew the residency permits of many migrant domestic workers who reside in Lebanon with their children, most of which have been born and raised here all their lives.
INVITATION – NELSON MANDELA DAY IN LEBANON! : SIT-IN OF SOLIDARITY WITH THE MIGRANTS, ASYLUM SEEKERS AND REFUGEES DETAINED AND TORTURED AT THE GENERAL SECURITY DETENTION CENTER
The Lebanese Center for Human Rights (CLDH), Alkarama For Human Rights, Anti Racism Movement, Nasawiya and ACAT-France cordially invite you to take part in a
Video: Beyond Threads – Garment Workers in Jordan
Video: Beyond Threads – Garment Workers in Jordan
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The Anti-Racism Movement (ARM) was launched in 2010 as a grassroots collective by young Lebanese feminist activists in collaboration with migrant workers and migrant domestic workers.
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