, by HALL Richard
The country’s domestic workers often endure beatings or sexual violence by their employers – which they cannot report for fear of deportation – but help is at hand
When Angela ran away from her employer – a man who had raped her and kept her imprisoned in his home – she had nowhere to go.
She (...)
, by ELALI Nadine
On International Women’s Day, there’s a great deal that one should say. As women, certainly, this is a time for reflection on the progress our social movements have made, and on their capacity to contribute to political change.
It’s that time of year when social media bustles with events that (...)
, by ABIRAFEH Lina, NASSIF Gabriella
The fight to end child marriage in Lebanon is gaining momentum. Through several public campaigns, and continued support of the draft laws, child-safety organisations continue to address the issue of child marriage as an issue of human rights.
In February 2018 a debate took place at the (...)
, par ABBANI Hiba
I was supposed to write about class liberation and its relationship with social liberation, but I found it more critical, at this point, to write about the relationship between the Left and the issues of women, from a personal perspective connected with my own experiences.
Since the beginning, (...)
, by Arab Women’s Right to Nationality Campaign
In its meeting of 12 December 2011, the current Cabinet endorsed a draft law to reinstate Lebanese nationality to emigrants of Lebanese descent. However, the draft law was endorsed after “minor modifications” according to the current Minister of Interior, Brigadier Marwan Charbel. The “minor (...)
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