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Night Shift, or How I Lost the Sun

By

Reef H. Al-Amine

A person in a black hoodie places flowers on a fresh grave, in a mass cemetery.

Suspended Grief: The Promise of Return, Even After Death

By

Zaynab Mayladan

Two women wearing hijab stand under a clear blue sky.

Displaced and Excluded, Bangladeshi Migrants Turn to Community Networks for Survival

By

Mehk Chakraborty

A collection of illustrations of midwives and pregnant women; someone putting their ear to a pregnant abdomen, someone else carrying a baby, another person shown to be awake in bed.

Labor Amid Displacement: How Lebanon's Midwives are Carrying Expecting Mothers Through War

By

Amelia Hankins Ghadir Hamadi

شباب يمضون الوقت قرب البحر في منطقة الميناء. طرابلس، لبنان. 28 تِشْرين الأَوَّل ٢٠٢٢. (مروان طحطح، مصدر عام)

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Image of the Mediterranean sea in the background, and a young man in the foreground.

Intercepted at Sea: The Drowned, the Saved & the Missing

By

Yara El Murr

A composite image: the foreground shows a small yacht speeding away; the background shows a darkened image of the sea and the horizon.

Intercepted at Sea: Anatomy of a Pullback

By

Yara El Murr

Drawing of a small boat sinking.

Intercepted at Sea: The Deadly Reality of Border Control

By

Yara El Murr

Supporters of the 2011 Syrian uprising, draped in the Syrian opposition flag, gather to commemorate its first anniversary, as members of Lebanon’s Internal Security Forces watch in relaxed shield formation. Martyrs’ Square, Beirut, Lebanon. March 17, 2012. (Marwan Tahtah/The Public Source)

Eleven Years On: Syrians in Lebanon and the Search for Political Agency

By

Yazan Al-Saadi

Children study in the rubble of their school that was destroyed by the violent war in the city of Taiz, Yemen. December 27, 2018. (Akram Alrasny/Shutterstock)

Forgotten War, Abandoned Refugees: The Plight of Yemenis in Lebanon

By

Ali Al-Dailami

A small group of adults and children stand around a banner that reads, "UNHCR: For or Against African Refugees?" on one side and "Hungry, Homeless, Hopeless: Merry Christmas 2019" on the other. In the center of the image, one man holds the UN Refugee Agency flag.

Slipping Through Cracks: The “Forgotten Refugees” in Lebanon

By

Yazan Al-Saadi

Protesters hold a candlelight vigil for two Syrian workers who died in a building fire following riots. Downtown Beirut, Lebanon. October 20, 2019. (Mohamad Cheblak/The Public Source)

From Hope To Dismay: How Crises Affect Syrians in Lebanon

By

Yazan Al-Saadi