Kenyan domestic worker Eulita Jerop’s desire to leave Lebanon, driven by fears of escalating conflict, is complicated by the terms of her...
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“I want to go home,” Kenyan Eulita Jerop tells the BBC from Lebanon, where she is employed as a domestic worker. But the terms of her employment make it difficult for her to leave, despite fears of an all-out war in the country. She has been terrified by the unfamiliar sounds she has heard overhead […]
Kenyan domestic worker Eulita Jerop’s desire to leave Lebanon, driven by fears of escalating conflict, is complicated by the terms of her...
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