The Lebanon Displacement Diaries

The Lebanon Displacement Diaries is a participatory journalism project by The New Humanitarian that centres the voices of those uprooted by the recent war between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon. Through the words of 10 displaced people, as well as personal photos, videos, and illustrations, the diaries document what it means to flee violence – and how life continues long after the headlines fade.

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