While Lebanon has historically attained a reputation of maintaining a bare minimum of press freedom, it now seems to have adopted the “Arab Tyrant Manual.”
Discrimination seems to not be exempt from the conversation, even as Lebanon battles bigger issues.
A 60-year-old man died by suicide this morning on Hamra Street, where a Lebanese flag, a clean judicial record, and a paper reading “I am not a sinner” were found in his possession. “My cousin killed himself because of hunger,” a family member of the deceased was recorded yelling in...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may (or may not) begin to lead cabinet discussions concerning the proposed annexation of the...
With no clear solutions to Lebanon's economic crisis in sight, the possibility of famine is the latest addition to the country's bleak future.
"Normative social categories can be disrupted through everyday performances of resistance."
As the economic crisis keeps unfolding & corruption remains rampant, having free voices is essential to properly understanding public needs.
The Lebanese workforce is taking the hit of the collapsing economy.
Delve into colonialism, the arrival and persistence of blackface in the region, skin bleaching creams, and unlearning racist practices in the Arab World.
While Grand corruption is not in the list of core international crimes over which the ICC has jurisdiction, the Court can investigate crimes against humanity.
What will it take to sustain the workers movement on the long run?
Between October 17 and March 6, security agencies have called in at least 29 people for interrogation concerning free speech charges.