“We can work in any field or industry, they can’t. We can learn for free, they aren’t allowed. We have access to free healthcare, they don’t. We enjoy our dignity and human rights while they struggle to simply maintain theirs. And this has been going on for a good portion of their 62 year stay in Lebanon,” writes Nia Soul in a post [1]about Palestinian refugees in Lebanon.
Lebanon: The Plight of Palestinian Refugees
· Written by Moussa Bashir
Categories: Middle East & North Africa, Lebanon, Palestine, Human Rights, Humanitarian Response, Law, Refugees