Lebanon: Refugees at Risk in Covid-19 Response
Discrimination Risks Harming Syrians, Lebanese Alike
![Syrian refugees in a building under construction they have been using as a shelter in a city in southern Lebanon, on March 17, 2020, after Lebanon urged people to stay at home for two weeks to stem a novel coronavirus outbreak.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/multimedia_images_2020/202004mena_lebanon_refugees.jpg?itok=WieB_YlM)
Discrimination Risks Harming Syrians, Lebanese Alike
Positive Steps but Additional Measures Needed
Mitigate COVID-19 Impact on Low-Income Households
Full Disclosure Needed to Address Batek Community’s Concerns
Reported Project Would Create Online Pass System
We already have an epic health crisis; we don’t need a racialized social crisis as well.
Government Response Hinged on Invasive New Surveillance Methods
Increase Healthcare Access and Information to the Most Vulnerable
Case of Azimjon Askarov
Companies Canceling Orders, Adding to Job Loss, Unpaid Wages
Credible Prosecutions, Redress Key to Preventing Future Abuse
COVID-19 Is Not an Opportunity to Shelve Democracy
Activists Criticize Parliament for Rushing Bill During Lockdown