After Tunisia and Egypt, will the EU strike a new anti-migration deal with Lebanon?

“Fadel Abdul Ghany, executive director of the Syrian Network for Human Rights, told The New Arab that Syrian refugees in Lebanon face significant challenges obtaining official documents, particularly residency permits, limiting their mobility and access to essential services. Discrimination, racism, and exploitation further exacerbate their vulnerability.

“While many endure these hardships rather than risk returning to Syria, some are seeking refuge in other countries to escape Lebanon’s challenging conditions,” he said.”