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The World Refugee & Migration Council has published its event report for the virtual panel discussion hosted on September 9 addressing the impact of multiple crises facing Lebanon for refugees, migrants, and forcibly displaced people in the country.
In the report you will find a recap of the discussion participants held around the WRMC’s priority areas of responsibility sharing and governance, while touching on matters of corruption, nepotism, and how international donors can work with local actors to ensure aid is delivered to those it is intended.
The report also includes recommendations and policy prescriptions from the panelists. Recommendations ranged from systemic overhaul of the Lebanese judiciary, the creation of an international emergency fund, to envisioning new mechanisms for resettlement, and reforming the current kafala (or sponsorship) system that holds migrant domestic workers in effective slavery.
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