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...
This documentary explores women empowerment and its obstacles in the Lebanese political scene. Where were we? Where are we now? And where does progress lie?...
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...
“My son is inexistent. He is a human being of flesh and blood, but the government does not acknowledge his existence,” said a tearful Fatima S. as she spoke of her suffering as a result of her son, Ahmad’s, troubles. Fatima is a Syrian refugee that fled to Lebanon during...
Jina al Dar, an initiative by ABAAD, tours the country with the goal of empowering women and girls to prevent...
According to the last report published by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) under the banner of “shelters...
We do not call it what it is. In our conversations and calls for change, we often dismiss the meanings that our words carry and their implications in existing contexts and systems of oppression. We may do this in our relationships with each other, in our conversations with ourselves, in...
At least one million children in Lebanon are in danger of violence as the crisis intensifies. We talk to Himaya...
After more than four months of arrest, the fate of Kenyan worker and activist NM remains unknown. She remains with...
“We are on the verge of a displacement crisis.” It is with these words that Jana Haidar, Housing Monitor Coordinator at the Public Works Studio, described the status of housing in Lebanon. “There is a significant increase in rent prices as opposed to meager salaries and great greed by landlords,”...