Category: Lebanon
Protesters demand amendment of Law 293 following women’s deaths
The KAFA protest is particularly significant in the context of the upcoming parliamentary elections, with many signs stating that their bearers will not be voting for “patriarchal ideology.”
#StopTheBurning: Lebanese Residents’ Lives at Risk
Human Rights Watch has released a campaign advocating for a major switch up in Lebanon’s.
“Beirut”: Fact, Fiction or Hollywood
Whenever a trailer comes out and I hear people’s responses, I’m usually the guy that.
HRW World Report 2017– Lebanon’s Human Rights Issues Highlighted
Governments are (and should be) subject to exhaustive scrutiny on the part of society– a.
100 Years after Balfour Conference: An Exploration of the Past and Future of Palestine
On December 13th and 14th, the Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs (IFI) hosted.
Water Scarcity in the Middle East as Explained by Dr. Hussam Hussein
On December 6, the Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs hosted a.
Revising Lebanon’s Foreign Policy Strategy After Hariri Crisis
No political topic loomed as large as the drive to uncover the fate of Lebanese.
MADA Network: What’s Next?
In the past couple of years, Lebanon has witnessed on-and-off attempts of political reform with.
Let’s Bring Back Our Sovereignty, Not Only Our Prime Minister
The resignation of Prime Minister Saad Hariri on Saturday, out of Saudi Arabia and aired.
Court Issues Sentence 35 Years After Gemayel Assassination
Supporters of Bachir Gemayel gathered up in Sassine Square in Achrafieh, Beirut, on October 20,.