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Video: Transitions

By Nadia Hasan • Nov 10th, 2008 at 19:31 • Category: Newswire, Palestine, Video

More than a year after their homes were destroyed during the battle between the Lebanese army and the militant Islamist group Fatah al-Islam, the majority of the refugees from Nahr al-Bared in north Lebanon find themselves in a difficult situation. Not able to return to their homes, stuck in pre-fabricated housing units and often unemployed, many of them feel frustrated and hopeless, only sometimes seeing a glimmer of hope.

Being subjected to aid organizations and external political decisions, many refugees have started to critizice the humanitarization of their political problem and voice opposition to the politics of humanitarian aid.

This short film, produced in october 2008, documents the experiences and thoughts of several young residents of Nahr al-Bared camp, as they talk about current developments in the camp and about their personal situation.

Nahr al-Bared Camp: Transitions (Part 1)

Nahr al-Bared Camp: Transitions (Part 2)

The film can be downloaded here (.mpeg/594mb) and here (.mov/226mb) in good quality. It can be watched here (part 1/2) on youtube or above.

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Nadia Hasan is a Palestinian activist who was born in Chile and who lives between various nations of South America and the Middle East. Her site is Palestina Resiste! and she dreams of the day when all Palestinians can exercise their Right of Return.
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