Middle East
Lebanon· BeirutAnti-Racism Movement in Beirut Organizes for Migrant Workers' Rights
The Anti-Racism Movement in Beirut is actively organizing with migrant workers, particularly women in domestic work, to advocate for their rights and abolish the kafala system.
Background
Lebanon hosts a significant population of migrant workers, many of whom are employed under the controversial kafala system. This sponsorship-based system has faced international criticism for its potential to create exploitative conditions and restrict workers' freedoms, leading to ongoing advocacy for its reform or abolition.
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Migrant Workers' Rights and Anti-Racism Movement in Beirut
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Campaigns for the abolition of the kafala system for migrant workers.
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