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Extreme poverty and human rights in Lebanon: A children’s crisis in Lebanon
Extreme poverty and human rights in Lebanon: A children’s crisis in Lebanon
Lebanon: Bread shortages fuelling tensions with Syrian refugees
Lebanon: Bread shortages fuelling tensions with Syrian refugees
Statement on escalation of violence in Lebanon
Reactive statement on attacks on south of Lebanon that killed at least 4 children
Lebanon: Fears for children following fuel tank explosion
Lebanon: Fears for children following fuel tank explosion
STAFF ACCOUNT: “Children of Lebanon are losing faith in a better future.”
Nora Ingdal, Save the Children Lebanon Country Director, reflects on her recent trip to southern Lebanon where she found destruction after months of war. On 16 April 2026, a temporary and conditional ceasefire was announced and later extended, bringing critical relief to children and families in Lebanon. Despite the “so-called” ceasefire, Israeli forces continued to carry out daily airstrikes that have resulted in hundreds of casualties, including children.
CHILDREN AT RISK AND TERRIFIED AS CONFLICT ESCALATES IN LEBANON
At least 21 children are among an estimated 270 people killed by Israeli strikes in Lebanon
LEBANON: VULNERABLE CHILDREN AT RISK FROM TOTAL LOCKDOWN WITHOUT IMMEDIATE SUPPORT
LEBANON: VULNERABLE CHILDREN AT RISK FROM TOTAL LOCKDOWN WITHOUT IMMEDIATE SUPPORT
Arsal, Lebanon: Syrian refugee families forced to demolish their own homes
Arsal, Lebanon: Syrian refugee families forced to demolish their own homes