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Lebanese expatriates in New York City express support for injured and killed anti-establishment protesters in their home country. November 19, 2019. (Ahmed Gaaber/The Public Source)

On Belonging to a Country That Cannot Keep Its Children

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Ghassan Hage

Hundreds of demonstrators protest the central bank's policies outside its headquarters in Hamra. Beirut, Lebanon. November 28, 2019. (Marwan Tahtah /The Public Source)

Public Debt: It’s Not the Size That Matters, It’s How You Use It (Part 2 of 3)

By

Hisham Ashkar

A daily traffic jam on the Baouchriyeh Highway near Beirut, in an undated photo. (Hussein Baydoun/The Public Source)

The Road to Mobility Justice Is Not Paved by Technocrats

By

Jad Baaklini

Hundreds march in Beirut against sexual violence and harassment. December 7, 2019. (Eleonora Gatto/The Public Source)

Taking the Bus Alone

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Zeina Hashem Beck

A street cart vendor passes by a protest near the Lebanese Ministry of Labor in Beirut against the crackdown on unregulated labor, July 30, 2019. (Hussein Baydoun/The Public Source)

Did Someone Say Workers? (Part 1 of 2)

By

Lea Bou Khater

Volunteers sort donated food and clothes for the annual winter Dafa Campaign in Beirut, Lebanon. December 19, 2019. (Marwan Tahtah/The Public Source).

Beyond Charity: Our Critical Need for Mutual Aid (Part 1 of 2)

By

Ayman Makarem

Demonstrators don central bank Governor Riad Salameh masks at a rally demanding a "haircut" for large depositors. Beirut, Lebanon. November 27, 2019. (Rita Kabalan/The Public Source)

Public Debt: It’s Not the Size That Matters, It’s How You Use It (Part 1 of 3)

By

Hisham Ashkar