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Lawyer Discusses Labor Rights and Worker Protections on Arabic Program

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The program 'Your Right to Know' featured lawyer Mohammed Badran discussing labor law and workers' rights. Viewers were invited to submit questions via WhatsApp for the show, which aims to educate the public on their legal entitlements.

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  • Lawyer Mohammed Badran discussed labor law on the program 'Your Right to Know'.
  • The show aims to educate the public about their legal rights.
  • Viewers can submit questions via WhatsApp.
  • The program covers various legal topics beyond labor law.

The Arabic-language program 'Your Right to Know' hosted lawyer Mohammed Badran from Jatt to discuss labor law and workers' rights. Program host Shehadeh Azem welcomed viewers to the show, which aims to provide legal knowledge to help citizens understand, claim, and defend their rights amidst complex regulations. Badran, a specialist in labor law, personal injury, and accident cases, addressed issues concerning employees and their entitlements.

The program encourages audience participation, allowing viewers to send questions via WhatsApp to a designated number. The show covers a range of legal topics, including family matters and interactions with governmental and private institutions, with the stated goal of empowering individuals to navigate their legal issues with confidence and awareness.

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