Lebanon: Mass Evictions of Syrian Refugees
Expulsions by Municipalities Appear Discriminatory, Lack Due Process
![A clothesline in an informal tent settlement in Bar Elias, Bekaa Governorate, Lebanon. Refugees evicted from the Rayak air base area settled here in January 2018. The refugees say there was no procedure, no written notice, no opportunity to discuss or cha](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/multimedia_images_2018/201804refugees_lebanon_photo6.jpg?itok=UCTKAd-W)
Expulsions by Municipalities Appear Discriminatory, Lack Due Process
No Results From Promised Investigations
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Testimony of Maria Burnett, East and Horn of Africa Director, at the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission