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How one woman is rescuing migrant workers trapped in Lebanon’s abusive kafala system
Migrant domestic workers from Sierra Leone shelter in South Beirut during the Israeli bombardment of the city last November. Picture: Dea Hage-Chahine
Dea Hage-Chahine’s Beiruti friends call her the “Human Trafficker.” Rest easy, it’s not what you think.
The moniker is an ironic one, humorously used in text-groups when she is too busy to meet up or respond.
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