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Laughing Outside the Home

On Patriarchy and the Suppression of Humor

We Belong to No One

On our inherent right to self-sovereignty and the rejection of subordination

Where Are the Digital Rights of People..

with Disabilities?

How Did Displacement Centers Become Blazing Hotspots in Summer?

How Did Displacement Centers Become Blazing Hotspots in Summer?

From the Strait of Hormuz to the Pockets of the Lebanese

From the Strait of Hormuz to the Pockets of the Lebanese

The House That Kept the Archive of Our Lives

The House That Kept the Archive of Our Lives

I don’t know when I began to think of the house as an archive. Perhaps when we lost it. Before...

Who Protects Lebanon’s Memory?

Who Protects Lebanon’s Memory?

Museums in a time of war Wars do not threaten lives and buildings only, but also threaten the memory...

Why Isn’t Women’s Pain Taken Seriously?

Why Isn’t Women’s Pain Taken Seriously?

“Return My Dignity to Me”: How the Legal Aid Office in Sidon Helps People Obtain Their Rights

“Return My Dignity to Me”: How the Legal Aid Office in Sidon Helps People Obtain Their Rights

“No Watermelons in Wazzani This Year”: How War Sealed Farmers’ Season with Total Loss

“No Watermelons in Wazzani This Year”: How War Sealed Farmers’ Season with Total Loss

From a Small Nursery to Rubble: War Uproots Youssef’s Dream from His Land

From a Small Nursery to Rubble: War Uproots Youssef’s Dream from His Land

When Water Becomes a Commodity

When Water Becomes a Commodity

Rmeish and Ayn Ebel: How Is the Geography of Daily Steadfastness Managed?

Rmeish and Ayn Ebel: How Is the Geography of Daily Steadfastness Managed?

Echoes of a Forgotten River

This documentary by Hanin Haidar Ahmad follows the Beirut River’s transformation from a lively communal waterway into an open sewer, tracing how decades of mismanagement, canalisation, and pollution reshaped its identity.
Through the memories of Zoro, the voices of residents, and insights from experts and activists, it reveals the human and environmental cost of this decay and asks whether the river can ever return to public life.

This documentary was produced as part of the second edition of the AMWAJ Media Fellowship in 2025/2026.

The Lebanese are facing the risk of deadly suffocation

From the womb of war, initiatives are born

The role of women in conflict resolution and peacebuilding

The right to work

Lebanese Women in Environmental Confrontation

The Air of War: A Danger Journalists Breathe in the Field

The Air of War: A Danger Journalists Breathe in the Field

Exposing the Dynamite Fishing Catastrophe Sweeping through Lebanon, Syria, and Libya

Exposing the Dynamite Fishing Catastrophe Sweeping through Lebanon, Syria, and Libya

Journalists Under Fire: When Reporting the News Becomes a Personal Cost<br/><br/>

Journalists Under Fire: When Reporting the News Becomes a Personal Cost

Sidon Municipal Council Continues the “Achievements” of Previous Councils<br>

Sidon Municipal Council Continues the “Achievements” of Previous Councils

When Memory Is Bulldozed: Beit Lif Between the War of the Present and the Collapse of the Dream of Return<br>

When Memory Is Bulldozed: Beit Lif Between the War of the Present and the Collapse of the Dream of Return

Silat Wassel Awards

Qarib Journalism Awards 2025 – 2026

Qarib Journalism Awards 2025 – 2026

How Did Displacement Centers Become Blazing Hotspots in Summer?

How Did Displacement Centers Become Blazing Hotspots in Summer?

From the Strait of Hormuz to the Pockets of the Lebanese

From the Strait of Hormuz to the Pockets of the Lebanese

Tyre: The City That Gives the Heart a Reason to Love

Tyre: The City That Gives the Heart a Reason to Love

The House That Kept the Archive of Our Lives

The House That Kept the Archive of Our Lives

Who Protects Lebanon’s Memory?

Who Protects Lebanon’s Memory?

Rainmakers in Morocco

Rainmakers in Morocco

Southern Agriculture After the War: Between Landmines and Silent Pollution

Southern Agriculture After the War: Between Landmines and Silent Pollution

Does the Dimona reactor represent a delayed nuclear threat?

Does the Dimona reactor represent a delayed nuclear threat?

Above and below ground, the ruins of Tyre remain under international protection

Above and below ground, the ruins of Tyre remain under international protection

Lam Shamsiya… A Light Touch of Real-Life Drama

Lam Shamsiya… A Light Touch of Real-Life Drama

Journeys

Environmental Disaster in Burj Al-Shamali: Who Will Hold the Officials Accountable for Burning Waste?

Mar 24 Through Southern Eyes

Environmental Disaster in Burj Al-Shamali: Who Will Hold the Officials Accountable for Burning Waste?

For days, residents of Tyre, Abbasiya, and Burj Al-Shamali have been living under the suffocating...

Light Pollution in Lebanon Obscures the Stars

Apr 29 Environment and Climate

Light Pollution in Lebanon Obscures the Stars

Artificial lights flooding the cities—streetlights, billboards, residential buildings, and illuminated towers—may seem harmless, yet they...

Evolution: Understanding the Deeper Truth

Dec 23 Blog

Evolution: Understanding the Deeper Truth

Understanding evolution raises much controversy and many questions about purpose and meaning in our lives....

A Murky Future: Will Kfarkila’s Soil Return as It Was?

A Murky Future: Will Kfarkila’s Soil Return as It Was?

How Do Community Kitchens Make a Difference in the Daily Life of Displacement?

How Do Community Kitchens Make a Difference in the Daily Life of Displacement?

The Grand Mosque of Bint Jbeil: A Place’s Memory Is Not Built of Stone Alone

The Grand Mosque of Bint Jbeil: A Place’s Memory Is Not Built of Stone Alone

Opinion

When the Hijab Becomes a Professional Requirement Rather Than a Personal Choice

Feb 11 Opinion

When the Hijab Becomes a Professional Requirement Rather Than a Personal Choice

The Algerian digital sphere recently witnessed intense backlash following influencer Sarah Hannana’s announcement of her...

A Masculine Camera and a Fragmented Lens: Why Is the Media Seen Only Through Men’s Eyes?

Feb 06 Opinion

A Masculine Camera and a Fragmented Lens: Why Is the Media Seen Only Through Men’s Eyes?

“We were rebuilding life from scratch, but the media was searching for an official spokesperson,...

Do All Women Have to Become Mothers?

Feb 02 Blog

Do All Women Have to Become Mothers?

The decision to be childfree is never a calm one when women make it. When...

Environment and Climate

The Air of War: A Danger Journalists Breathe in the Field

Jun 13 The Voice of Journalism

The Air of War: A Danger Journalists Breathe in the Field

The danger journalists face is not limited to being targeted and the risk of injury...

When a Town Becomes a Dump: Who Will Save Majdlia?<br/>

May 26 Environment and Climate

When a Town Becomes a Dump: Who Will Save Majdlia?<br/>

Perhaps nothing is more closely associated with northern Lebanon than its olive trees. In Tripoli,...

Between Haifa and the South: Is Lebanon prepared for a chemical disaster?

Apr 14 Environment and Climate

Between Haifa and the South: Is Lebanon prepared for a chemical disaster?

Amid an open war and risks escalating day by day, an environmental–health scenario emerges that...

Glossary of Climate Terms Used in COP Conferences

Sexual Harassment Policy

conflicts under the ashes

Deferred Justice: Iraqi Women Punished by Forced Patience

Deferred Justice: Iraqi Women Punished by Forced Patience

Sudanese People in Cairo: Between Lived Reality and Social Perception

Sudanese People in Cairo: Between Lived Reality and Social Perception

Closing Time… For Female Students Only

Closing Time… For Female Students Only

Hate Speech and the Making of a Silent Collapse

Hate Speech and the Making of a Silent Collapse

Rainmakers in Morocco

Rainmakers in Morocco

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Transparency Is the Real Gateway to Success

Transparency Is the Real Gateway to Success

Tyre Sandy Beach: A Fence Raises Questions

Lebanon Implements the Worst Waste Management Options

Tyre’s Beach Sinks in Wastewater Despite Costly Treatment Plant

Water Treatment Plant in Tyre… Total Shutdown and an Uncertain Future

Environmental Experts in Lebanon: The Ecological Situation Has Crossed the “Red Lines,” and Immediate Action Is an Urgent Necessity

Lebanese Citizens Pay the Price for Environmental Failures