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Funding gap threatens more misery for destitute Syrians
Vital cash aid to 200,000 refugee families in the region due to expire from May, as donors gather in Brussels on 24-25 April to address funding needs for Syria.
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Dialysis for Syrian refugees at risk due to funds shortage
Life-saving treatment for 97 Syrians living in Lebanon could end unless extra funds are found, with most refugees simply unable to cover the costs.
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UNHCR and UNICEF all for more action to protect and empower Syrian refugee women and girls
As the world marks International Women’s Day, the UNHCR and UNICEF chiefs are on a joint visit to Lebanon.
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2018 LCRP appeals for $2.68 billion for Lebanon response
As the conflict in Syria approaches its eighth year, the Government of Lebanon and its national and international partners appeal for US$ 2.68 billion to provide critical humanitarian assistance as well as invest in Lebanon’s public infrastructure, services and local economy.
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Syrian Refugees in Lebanon Pushed Deeper into Poverty, Study Shows
More than half of Syrian refugees in Lebanon now live in extreme poverty, and over three quarters are living below the poverty line, according to the findings of a major UN study.
Lebanese clown group uses laughter to make serious points
Using the art of clowning, the Beirut-based group “Clown Me In” presents stories gathered from interactive workshops with children to create awareness of human rights and social justice.
Schools enrol more Syrian refugee children in Lebanon
UNHCR is working with its partners in Lebanon to expand educational opportunities for thousands of young refugee from neighbouring Syria.