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The case for voting in Lebanon’s parliamentary elections
With the Lebanese elections fast approaching, Lebanese people are still contemplating whether or not they cast their ballots.
Around 135,000 Lebanese expats cast their ballots
The final stage of voting will take place on May 15, when citizens living in Lebanon are expected to cast their ballots.
Paula Yacoubian on the inner workings of Parliament | Beirut Talks #9
Paula Yacoubian talks about the inner workings of Parliament, holding politicians accountable, and the relevance of every vote.
Why don’t women in Lebanon report domestic violence?
And what resources are available to to both Lebanese women and refugees in the country?
Marwan Habib, serial harasser, jailed without bond
Serial sexual harasser and rapist Marwan Habib has now been jailed in the United States, as per a WVSN...
Kenyan domestic workers to be repatriated after weeks of sleeping in the rain
The Kenyan workers began protesting in Lebanon after fleeing abuse and dire working conditions, or being abandoned by their employers.
