Sri Lanka Donates Tea To Beirut Blast Victims, Pr. Aoun Distributes Them to Republican Guard Brigade

Two weeks ago, the Sri Lankan Ambassador met with President Michel Aoun and stated that her country had sent 1675 kilograms of Ceylon tea "for the benefit of those affected by the explosion". However, after several media sources questioned on the whereabouts of this donation, the Lebanese Presidency issued a statement that the tea was was distributed to families of soldiers in Republican Guard Brigade. Even worse, it wasn't distributed to families of soldiers affected…

Instead of Supporting Students, LU President is Threatening Them

Lebanese University President Fouad Ayoub issued a circular asking students "to respect the reputation of the university, its professors & staff, and not to criticize or attack any of them on any media or social media outlet". This comes after students have been campaigning for weeks to organize exams online due to COVID-19. However and instead of treating the pandemic and students' safety as a top priority, the LU President wants to silence them and…
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Are We Finally Abolishing Lebanon’s Kafala System?

3 years ago
Lebanon just took one big step to abolish the Kafala system, by adopting a new standard unified contract that respects and protects the rights of migrant domestic workers. The Labor Minister announced it on Twitter ...
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The World Bank CANCELS Loan For The Bisri Dam!

3 years ago
Some good news for a change! The World Bank has announced today that it is cancelling $244 million in undisbursed funds for the Bisri Dam project in Lebanon after repeatedly raising concerns about the project ...
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Lebanese Authorities Couldn’t Secure a Crane To Resume Rescue Efforts!

3 years ago
I am writing this post while rescue efforts are still underway in Mar Mikhael. Lebanese are holding their breaths in hopes of a miracle as a heartbeat was apparently felt from under the rubble (potentially ...
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Don’t Blame Lebanese (Only) For Re-electing The Same Politicians, Blame The System

3 years ago
Whenever pro-Sulta people want to defend their leaders, they resort to the latest election results and the fact that our MPs were elected by the people. Those same people are the ones who blame the ...
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Why Fairouz?

3 years ago
French President Macron began his trip today to Beirut by visiting Fairouz, and was met by protesters outside the diva’s house denouncing the newly appointed government and the ruling parties. Why did Macron choose Fairouz? ...
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Let’s Give Them a Chance? Why Should We?

3 years ago
Now that we’re done with Hassan Diab, we have an upgraded version of him in the form of Mustafa Adib, and once again we have people asking to give him a chance, and hoping he ...
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Why Didn’t The Authorities Handle The Port Threat like They Did with The Khaldeh Incident?

3 years ago
Heavy clashes between Hezbollah and local tribes erupted today in Khaldeh and lasted over 4 hours. Two were killed, a Lebanese and a Syrian citizen and three members of the same family were wounded. The ...
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Health Ministry Wants Hospitals to Report Injured Protesters to Security Forces

3 years ago
Two days after Human Rights Watch documented the use of lethal force by Lebanese security forces against protesters, a memo issued by the Health Ministry is circulating online where the minister is asking hospitals to ...
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