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Amnesty: MENA Governments Use COVID-19 as Excuse to Limit Human Rights

Kenyan women employed in Lebanon as domestic workers gather next to the Kenyan Consulate in Beirut on Aug. 20, 2020, as they demand to be repatriated back to their country. Foreign workers enter Lebanon under the controversial "kefala" system, which has been denounced by rights groups as enabling a wide range of abuses. (Anwar Amro/AFP via Getty Images)

Amnesty: MENA Governments Use COVID-19 as Excuse to Limit Human Rights

Tara Kavaler

04/08/2021

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