Nearly 300 Lebanese intellectuals, artists, activists and journalists call for a Lebanon of freedom, pluralism and respect of human rights.

“To be half Lebanese, and half Syrian means that you live the experience of a child whose parents are separated, and both of them hate you.”

“One hopes that subsequent movements will strive to become even more inclusive, and encompass those often ignored by Lebanese law, namely refugees, Lebanese workers and migrant domestic workers.”

“انا شاب لبناني في منتصف العشرينات من العمر، ونعم، انا مثلي، وماذا يعني هذا الكلام؟”

Presenting reflections on Beirut Pride by 5+ authors

My name is Miream Salameh. I’m a Syrian refugee artist who came to Australia three years ago. I am from a Christian family. I never needed to say that here or in my country because Muslims and Christians always live together in harmony and peace, but I say this today because I need to explain […]

The Wall Street Journal used graphs on Christians in the Middle East that were, at best, misleading.