The suffering of the second generation of the Egyptian community in Jordan: study and work
Bilal Hussein, a young Egyptian born in Jordan, finds himself caught between his ambition to complete his university studies and family and legal circumstances that have forced him to leave his seat at the Faculty of Journalism and Media for two consecutive years. Bilal's story is not an isolated case, but reflects the reality of hundreds of children of migrant workers in Jordan, who face the dilemma of identity and basic rights, foremost among which is the right to education and decent work.
In a Jordanian factory, Bahaa* (27) was doing his routine work when he became exhausted and tired, which cost him two fingers after they were caught in the production machine he was working on. His
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Syrian shepherds working in remote areas of the Badia desert earn low wages and live in isolation from their families, in difficult conditions without electricity and lacking health and educational
On a farm in Deir Alla, three Egyptian workers live in inhumane conditions, detained and isolated from the outside world behind the farm's walls. Upon entering the farm, they handed over their
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