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Under Pressure, Darma’s Employers Allow her to Go Home
Advocacy efforts by This Is Lebanon and other organisations lead to Darma finally being allowed to go home.
Human Trafficking Network Uncovered by This Is Lebanon
A human trafficking network operating in Lebanon has been exposed, involving illegal brokers who exploit migrant domestic workers, steal their salaries, and deceive Lebanese employers. Survivors' testimonies reveal horrifying abuse, including sexual predation, forced labor, and deception—urgent action is needed to dismantle this network.
Ruth Gets Her Salary – 8 years after we posted!
After eight years of silence, advocacy finally secured Ruth Odima the $900 she was owed—proof that for many workers in Lebanon, justice comes through pressure, not the courts.
Sharon Receives her Salary – Finally.
Sharon spent eight months working in Lebanon without pay before returning to Cameroon.
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Suzanne Tanios Madi Feghaly Hides her Enslaved Worker for 5.5 Years
It has been said that "This Is Lebanon is digging up the dead". Zafu is one of the people we have dug up.
Issa Serhan Group owes worker $900
Issa Serhan owes Kenyan worker Monica Wangari $900 in unpaid wages, admitted he couldn’t pay her, and shockingly told the agent he could “sell her or do what he wanted with her.”
Hassan Kawtharani Recorded Sexually Abusing Worker
JJ, a 25-year-old Kenyan, survived 19 months of abuse in Lebanon—sexually harassed, unpaid, and jailed while her abuser walked free. Her story exposes the brutal reality of Lebanon’s kafala system and those who exploit it.
Roger Nakhoul, Disbarred Lawyer, owes Worker 2 Years’ Salary
After 4 years of harsh labor, Ethiopian worker Brihane was repatriated without receiving her $3,600 in owed wages - a shocking story exposing Lebanon's Kafala system exploitation and weak protections for migrant workers.
Adamsay expresses her love for This Is Lebanon
After nearly three years of work without papers, pay, or protection, Adamsay Kamara was abandoned in Daoura. With the help of This Is Lebanon, she finally returned home and received the salary she thought she’d never see.
