Syrian and Iraqi refugees in Lebanon celebrated Palm Sunday at Lebanon churches despite the struggles and dire conditions they face on a daily basis.
The celebrations reflect both feelings of joy and safety as well as the heartbreak of displacement.
Syrian and Iraqi refugees in Lebanon celebrated Palm Sunday at Lebanon churches despite the struggles and dire conditions they face on a daily basis.
The celebrations reflect both feelings of joy and safety as well as the heartbreak of displacement.
NNA – The National Liberals Party (NLP) and Camille Chamoun Association held a celebration at Monroe Hotel in Beirut on the occasion of reopening the Boulevard of President Camille Chamoun. The event was attended by a host of top ranking political, military, diplomatic and religious […]
Lebanese activists have ramped up their campaign to scrap a controversial law allowing rapists who marry their victims to go free, with a dramatic installation on Saturday along Beirut’s sunny seaside. A proposal to scrap Article 522 of the penal code — which deals with […]
International Women’s Day (IWD), originally called International Working Women’s Day, is celebrated on March 8 every year.[3] It commemorates the movement for women’s rights. The earliest Women’s Day observance was held on February 28, 1909, in New York and organized by the Socialist Party of […]
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