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LAU Breaks Ties with CLS following exposé of the Education Ministry’s Racism Against Syrian Refugees
By Mohamad El Sahily | Staff Writer
After the Center of Lebanese Studies exposed the Education Ministry’s conduct with Syrian refugees and with international donors, LAU president cuts the university’s ties with center, in dangerous precedent.
Fe-Male: A Feminist Approach to the Recent Earthquake
By Thalia Kattoura | Staff Writer
After the devastating series of earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, the Fe-Male NGO has launched a feminist grassroots response campaign to support the most affected individuals. What does Fe-Male typically work on? What does its relief support campaign entail?
From Modernization to Danger: Lebanon’s Rachid Karami Int’l Fair Loses its Shine
By Lynn Abou Hamzeh | Staff Writer
Once hailed as a symbol of progress and modernity, the Rachid Karami Int’l Fair in Tripoli now faces a bleak future. The UNESCO World Heritage Site is in dire need of restoration, but with no resources allocated, its future remains uncertain. As Lebanon struggles to preserve its architectural heritage, one can only wonder how many other sites will be left behind in the race for progress.
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