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Ethiopian workers in Lebanon deposited outside consulate by employers

Khaled Shalaby
Published date: 5 June 2020 16:54 BST | Last update: 2 years 9 months ago
Dozens of Ethiopian domestic workers in Lebanon have been kicked out by their employers, forcing them to sleep on the streets

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