Libanon · Arabisches Investigativmedium
No one stands at the door of "Em Sherif" forcing customers to pay $19 for a turkey-and-lettuce sandwich. The price is clearly listed; customers see it, order it, and pay willingly. But that is not the end of the discussion. Perhaps it is only the beginning.
The shift toward cash assistance has also exposed other shortcomings related to the protection of beneficiaries’ data.
Kurds learned their language from their mothers, in their homes and on the streets where it was spoken. They resisted every regime that sought to eradicate the language and, by extension, their very existence, and all such attempts failed.