The Political Economy of Anti-Syrian Hate in Post-Crisis Lebanon
Live from Nahr el Bared نهر البارد يروي Public Event · By Nasawiya
23/06/2012
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In solidarity with the youth-led open sit-in ongoing in Nahr el Bared to end the military siege, we invite all activists, bloggers, and journalists for a night of discussion and learning with Palestinian activists.
Come with all your honest questions, meet residents from the camp, and talk to them personally to understand why it is imperative to end the military siege.
The evening includes a visual exhibition open from 5pm – 10pm, as well as a panel of conversation with the Palestinian activists starting 7:30pm.
Date:
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
5:00pm until 9:00pm
5:00pm until 9:00pm
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