The Labyrinth of justice: Migrant domestic workers before Lebanon’s courts
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The Legal Agenda | 09/04/2021
The Labyrinth of justice: Migrant domestic workers before Lebanon’s courts
The Labyrinth of justice: Migrant domestic workers before Lebanon’s courts Download report
The Legal Agenda | 09/04/2021
Lebanon’s Digital Transformation Exposes Fundamental Administrative Shortcomings
The technology sector is today one of the fastest growing sectors globally, and digitization has begun imposing itself on all private and public spheres. Countries have adopted the term “digital transformation” (DT) to signify that information and communications technology (ICT) has a radical effect on the approach to administration rather…
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The Labyrinth of justice: Migrant domestic workers before Lebanon’s courts
The Labyrinth of justice: Migrant domestic workers before Lebanon’s courts Download report
The Legal Agenda | 09/04/2021
The Labyrinth of justice: Migrant domestic workers before Lebanon’s courts
The Labyrinth of justice: Migrant domestic workers before Lebanon’s courts Download report
The Legal Agenda | 09/04/2021
The Labyrinth of justice: Migrant domestic workers before Lebanon’s courts
The Labyrinth of justice: Migrant domestic workers before Lebanon’s courts Download report
The Legal Agenda | 09/04/2021
Bodies Not Their Own: The Neglected Victims of Beirut’s Port Explosion
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Lebanese Land Commodification Eclipses Right to Housing
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Lebanese Land Commodification Eclipses Right to Housing
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