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The political and economic crisis in Lebanon, worsened dramatically by the tragic explosion in Beirut, is having a profound impact on the health and well-being of people in Lebanon. That is especially true for the 300,000 Lebanese who have become homeless, but also for the large number of Syrian, Palestine and other refugees and forcibly displaced in Lebanon.
On Wednesday, September 9 at 09:00 EDT/16:00 EET, join the World Refugee & Migration Council for this timely conversation with experts on refugee and displacement issues in Lebanon and neighbouring countries. They will bring perspective and discuss possible actions on questions including:
- What is the current situation of displaced Lebanese citizens following the Beirut explosion and the potential breakdown of systems of governance and security?
- What is the role and responsibility of the international community in addressing refugee and forced displacement issues in Lebanon?
- How can politicians and others be held accountable for displacement in the region amidst growing concerns about corruption and possible theft of development aid flowing into Lebanon?
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