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Thursday 30 March 2023

TEACHING WITH HEART: A TRIBUTE TO TEACHERS IN LEBANON

 

 

 

Thursday 9 February 2023

Sawsan*, 48 years old, Lebanon

Story summary:

As Lebanon continues to grapple with the weight of the compounded crises, especially the economic collapse, families across the country struggle on a daily basis to make ends meet. The ongoing economic meltdown has led to dangerously high levels of inflation, job losses, and increased vulnerabilities and protection risks for children and families, especially the most marginalized groups – including high levels of food insecurity and malnutrition.

Friday 20 January 2023

بيان صحفيّ: مليون طفل محرومون من التّعليم فيما تبقى كافّة المدارس الرّسمية في لبنان مقفلة حتّى إشعارٍ آخر

 

 

بيان صحفيّ: مليون طفل محرومون من التّعليم فيما تبقى كافّة المدارس الرّسمية في لبنان مقفلة حتّى إشعارٍ آخر

Friday 20 January 2023

STATEMENT: One million children left without education in Lebanon after public schools shut their doors

 

 

 

Tuesday 27 September 2022

AT LEAST 24 CHILDREN KILLED IN MOST RECENT BOAT TRAGEDY AS FAMILIES IN LEBANON LOSE HOPE

  • The number of asylum seekers attempting the perilous journey across the Mediterranean has more than doubled in 2022 for the second year in a row.
  • New briefing from Save the Children highlights diminishing hope among Syrian refugees in Lebanon as poverty, discrimination persist.
  • Refugees in Lebanon, Iraq and Jordan highlighted their desires to a relocate to a third country, yet places for refugees remain critically low.

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