“The day never came”: Palestinian refugees reflect on a free Palestine after Operation Al-Aqsa Flood
In 1948, Palestinians were forcibly displaced from their homes with the establishment of the Zionist occupation. Many sought refugee in...
A new report by the Anti-Racism Movement in Lebanon (linked here) shed a light on the racism that refugees and...
It is in collectives that we find reservoirs of hope and optimism. Angela Y. Davis, Freedom is a Constant Struggle The Kafala System has been a part of Lebanon since the early 1950s. As the country continues to go through economic and political fluctuations, migrant workers are often discriminated against...
On May 14, a group of men approached a woman at Saida’s public beach and demanded she leave the premises...
Migrant workers took to Badaro street during International Domestic Workers Day on Sunday, June 18 to march in protest of...
December 27th, 11 am, tens of Lebanese women congregate in front of the parliament for ABAAD’s anti-sexual harassment campaign, their chanting voices reverberating in unison across Al Nejmeh square. Some kneel on the floor, painting bright red protest slogans on fresh white linen that read: I’m free, not your property. ...
Since the onset of the crisis in late 2019, vulnerable groups of people have been at the forefront of every...
BEIRUT – As the world turns its gaze to Sharm-el-Sheikh, where world leaders have congregated for the UN climate negotiations,...
Lebanese citizens are leaving the country, or at least trying to. In a time where allegedly immigrant-friendly countries are imposing increasingly harsher immigration rules, getting a visa alone has become a struggle for the Lebanese. While many Lebanese did manage to get a visa, they had to meet the language...
This documentary explores women empowerment and its obstacles in the Lebanese political scene. Where were we? Where are we now?...
President Michel Aoun announced on Wednesday that the Lebanese government will “start sending Syrian refugees back to their home country...
Lebanon remains the country with the largest number of refugees per capita worldwide, according to a report released earlier this year by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). The government estimates having 1.5 million Syrian refugees, in addition to around 13,715 refugees of other nationalities. The report found...