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Migrant domestic workers take on their bosses in Lebanon
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· Rosie Maya Limbu came to Lebanon from Nepal when she was 19 years old. Like the many who made the same journey before her, she came in search of work and a better life. But she found something else. “My [employer] was afraid to let me go out. For four and a half years I was inside the house. I had ...
Migrant domestic workers are unionizing and taking on their bosses in...
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Migrant domestic workers in Lebanon were dying of unnatural causes at a rate of one per week, according to one report. Most of the deaths were attributed to...
Kirat Dharma community offers Ku-Sung-Thug Mendrel to HH Je Khenpo -...
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Priti Maya Limbu believes an end to such practices have brought peace in her family. “After quitting ritual slaughter, my family has been afflicted with less sickness,” she said. “I could also see development in my children.” It was only in that the Kirat Dharma in the country rose to prominence although ...
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Karna Maya Limbu, 43, also shares a similar account. She said that she started to take tobacco for getting relief from her mental stress. She assumes that smoking
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