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"[This Is Lebanon's] case of 21-year-old Lensa Lelisa in March 2018 changed everything."
"This Is Lebanon has succeeded in raising the visibility and voice of migrant domestic workers more in one year than all other NGOs have in 10 years”
"The strength of reaction against volunteer-run This is Lebanon is also an indicator of effectiveness. Despite their controversial tactics, they are one of the few groups who have managed to bring tangible change to the lives of migrant domestic workers while raising awareness within Lebanese society of the injustices implied in the kafala system."
"This Is Lebanon’s content has been shared by prominent news agencies and human rights groups around the world."
STORIES
In The News
Thousands remain stranded without a home, job, money or legal documents
Investigate Allegations, Retraction After Return to Workplace
Flights out of locked-down and crash-strapped Lebanon began Wednesday for some foreign domestic workers stuck in the Middle Eastern country and wanting to return home.
Migrant domestic workers in Lebanon are not protected by labor laws, but a new website hopes to give them a voice to speak out against abuse.
'Pay or become famous', online activists warn employers accused of mistreating domestic workers in Lebanon.
قضية العاملة الإثيوبية "ميسيريت هايلو
Dreams of a better life draw women to Lebanon on “kafala” visas.
Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon have left migrant workers homeless and excluded from shelters prioritising displaced Lebanese.
How Meseret Hailu’s Landmark Slavery Case Could Transform Lebanon’s Kafala System
Artists Under the Microscope
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