A new report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) has revealed how state actors and private individuals across the Middle East...
In the past few months, a group of a few hundred men roaming the streets of Achrafieh made headlines in...
On Monday December 19, 2022, the streets of Beirut saw new, modern public buses for the first time in years. Indeed, 50 buses given from the French government were finally dispatched by the Ministry of Public Works and Transport. French transportation company CMA CGM also reconditioned 45 state-owned buses which...
In June 2022, residents of Mar Mkhayel and Gemmayze began organized action against what they describe as unlawful acts by...
December 27th, 11 am, tens of Lebanese women congregate in front of the parliament for ABAAD’s anti-sexual harassment campaign, their...
On October 6, Lebanon’s Ministry of Health announced the country’s first cholera case since 1993. Just a month later, the disease has been added to the list of crises that have crippled the country since late 2019. The latest government numbers show that Lebanon currently has a total of 2,722...
Unable to afford basic necessities, cut off from their family… Here is a look into the dire situation of low-income...
Six years after the launch of the “strong regime” against freedoms, Lebanon closes the curtains of the era of collapse...
The Lebanese parliament failed to elect a new Lebanese president for the fourth time on Monday, October 24. As the current President Michel Aoun’s term ends in one week on the 31st of October, panic has begun to rise amongst the Lebanese public that parliament will once again put the...
When a country’s living conditions deteriorate, poverty takes its middle classes by storm, dropping them in a quagmire of needs...
What is capital control? And how does it affect Lebanon?
“With time, I am starting to lose hope over the fact that justice will be brought.”