Social and economic upheaval in Lebanon in 2020 has deepened and magnified the poverty of Palestinian refugees.

Why is it that despite the huge efforts invested by donors and UN agencies, do young refugees continue to struggle...

Only by building regional bridges can effective resistance to global capitalism be achieved.

A year after protests swept the country, two and a half months after the Beirut port explosion, the Lebanese elite...

A month after the Beirut blast, a people-centred recovery is key to peaceful change.

With Lebanon’s economic crisis deteriorating, the already dire situation of migrant domestic workers is getting even harder.

Since the massive explosion, the state has been absent, leaving people to fend for themselves – while leaders seem...

Racism, xenophobia, and corruption rendered hundreds of thousands of Syrian children “a lost generation”.

The global COVID-19 pandemic is not the root cause of migrant exploitation, discrimination and vulnerability but it...

COVID-19 might have changed people’s perception of what is considered essential, but the perception of necessities...

Despite increasing protests, the coronavirus crisis remains a double-edged sword for the Lebanese uprising.

I support family in Ethiopia, have to pay my Lebanese sponsor who keeps my passport - and my cleaning work has...

Without access to health care, anxieties and fear intensified as refugees face the increasing threat of a COVID-19 outbreak.

The Ethiopian government continues to sidestep taking any meaningful action to rescue citizens trapped in revolution...

Does Ahmad Ghossein's film contribute to the erasure of the history of the Syrian revolution?

A new episode unfolds in the long history of tensions between African refugees, migrants, and asylum seekers and UNHCR.

Will Harirism resuscitate yet again, perhaps under a different face, or will the Lebanese people successfully bury it?

For every asylum application that was accepted in the EU last year, two were rejected. Anti-migration rhetoric has...

The 2011 uprisings marked a turning point, as new forms of cinematic language and style began to emerge.

The steady stream of coffins being shipped from Lebanon to Ethiopia, won’t be slowing any time soon.