“If I do not wear my cross, and I speak in the Iraqi dialect, automatically people think I am Shiite, and I get the very lousy treatment…”, said Joseph, an Iraqi refugee living in Lebanon, in an interview with Seif [1]. The contact and interview for this post took place through Facebook.
Lebanon: Iraqi refugees and Lebanese sectarianism
· Written by Moussa Bashir
Categories: Middle East & North Africa, Iraq, Lebanon, Human Rights, Migration & Immigration, Refugees, Religion, War & Conflict