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Lebanon Denied Of A Future And Its Own Past: NNA’s Photo Archives Stolen

Lebanon Denied Of A Future And Its Own Past: NNA’s Photo Archives Stolen

By Taleen El Gharib | Junior Editor of Local News

As the grueling crisis continues to deny citizens of their right to a future, the recent theft of the archives from the state-run media agency represents a crime against the country’s own past. The lack of attention given to Lebanon’s archives permits the erasure of important historical data, which poses a major problem considering the already-existing gaps in Lebanon’s history.

Lights, Camera, Empowerment: Beirut International Women Film Festival

Lights, Camera, Empowerment: Beirut International Women Film Festival

By Lynn Abou Hamzeh | Staff Writer

Beirut International Women Film Festival (BWFF) is more than just a celebration of women in film – it’s a movement. By showcasing work that highlights women’s issues and amplifies their voices, BWFF empowers women to take action in their communities and beyond.

A Femicide: Not a Priority

A Femicide: Not a Priority

By Rana Zalghout | Staff Writer

A new victim of gender-based violence pronounced dead in Tripoli. Meanwhile, the Minister of Social Affairs asserts that women’s issues shouldn’t be a priority in Lebanon.