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by Samar El-Yassir Yesterday was a scary day in Beirut. Protests and gunfire went on for many hours. Many of the bullets were flying very near Anera’s office. Six people died and more than 30 were...

Lebanon is in survival mode. Yesterday hours of protests and gunfire killed six people and injured more than 30. The economy has collapsed, there is no functioning government, families have only a...

Reverse Culture of Impunity and Support Investigation into Beirut Blast Scenes from Lebanon shocked residents and the world on Thursday when the streets of a residential and commercial district in...

Introduction None of us will ever forget 2020. As the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the world, social and economic life was turned upside down. It was an extraordinary experience, perhaps especially...

Re-opening Delayed; 700,000 Out of Classes Last Year (Beirut) – The education system in Lebanon is at risk of collapse, with devastating consequences for children, Human Rights Watch said today. The...

By Dominique Godbout, Programs Officer, Humanitarian Assistance It has now been four years since the beginning of the massive influx of Rohingya refugees from Burma (Myanmar) into Bangladesh. Four...

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) will implement material measures and actions so that the project, Supporting Beirut’s Immediate Social Recovery Services, is implemented in accordance with...

The report seeks to take stock of the housing, land and property framework and the multiple forms in which housing vulnerability is playing out in the context of the repair and recovery phase of...

UN Resident & Humanitarian Coordinator's Remarks at the Press Conference on the Emergency Response Plan (ERP) Ladies and Gentlemen of the Press, Good morning and welcome in the UN House, As the UN...

Dr Kristina Tschunkert This report aims to provide a better understanding of the World Food Programme’s (WFP) contribution to improving the prospects for peace in Lebanon. Specifically, the report...