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Rights groups in Lebanon have blasted the authorities for cracking down on activists and marginalized communities. The Lebanese Interior Ministry last month called on security forces to shut down events promoting LGBTQ rights following complaints from religious officials. That has left many in the LGBTQ community fearing for their safety. Activists say this is the authorities’ latest effort in cracking down on marginalized groups and dissidents to distract the public from the country’s spira...

Nour never felt entirely safe as a queer person in Lebanon. But in the past few years, the 25-year-old pharmacist had begun letting his guard down, meeting with friends in LGBTQ-friendly spaces in Beirut and even performing in drag shows. He now opts to stay at home, fearing for his safety more than ever after…

Nour never felt entirely safe as a queer person in Lebanon. But in the past few years, the 25-year-old pharmacist had begun letting his guard down, meeting with friends in LGBTQ-friendly spaces in Beirut and even performing in drag shows. He now opts to stay at home, fearing for his safety...

Joint statement affirms commitment to strengthening regional and international efforts aimed at confronting terrorism

Today, the final statement of the (Jeddah Summit for Security and Development) was issued for the countries of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq and the United States, as follows: 1- At the kind invitation of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, King of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, leaders of

JEDDAH: The one-day Jeddah Security and Development Summit, hosted by Saudi Arabia, brought leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council member countries, in addition to Jordan, Egypt and Iraq, together with US President Joe Biden. In a joint statement at the end of the event, the leaders affirmed their common vision for a region where peace and prosperity prevail. They renewed

Beirut, Jul 14 (Prensa Latina) Lebanon on Thursday reported a total of 316 arrests in June, as part of the operations conducted by the Internal Security Forces.

Lebanese police and local media say a Saudi dissident living in Lebanon has been killed in the Beirut suburbs and two of his brothers were arrested in connection with the incident.

After Covid-19, economic collapse and the Beirut port explosion, the LGBTQ+ community finds itself newly targeted