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Escalating violence in Tripoli, Lebanon, is inflicting an unacceptable toll on children - UNICEF

Statement attributable to Yukie Mokuo, UNICEF Representative in Lebanon

Children in informal tent settlement n. 0019 in the Bekaa. The Bekaa Valley in Eastern Lebanon hosts the highest concentration of Syrian refugees in the country. Across Lebanon, there are nearly 5,000 informal refugee settlements, homes to approximately 20% of the Syrian refugee population. In July 2017, Lebanon is hosting around 1.5 million Syrian refugees, of which only 1 million is registered with UNHCR .

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#EndViolence - Changing Lebanon’s perception and behavior.

Sara stands by a window and looks up, catching a soft light across her features. Sara Mohamed is a girl originally from Homs, a city in western Syria. She had to leave due to the Syrian civil war that started in 2011.

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New exhibition on sexual and gender-based violence sends clear message from girls in Lebanon