A long term investigation into the environmental, agricultural, and legal aftermath of white phosphorus use, and the struggle to document, understand, and repair its impact on southern Lebanon.
Families sell belongings, travel hundreds of kilometers, and wait weeks for treatment as the country's healthcare system buckles under pressure.
The killing of Kawthar in Baghdad’s Nahrawan district has reignited concerns over violence against women, alleged honor crimes, and legal gaps that activists say enable impunity amid limited state action and disputed interpretations of Iraqi law.
From rare manuscripts and first editions to personal archives, Lebanon’s southern libraries tell a story of cultural loss that goes far beyond destroyed shelves.
