On Repeat : On Repeat
On Repeat or Menaadeh in Lebanese is a web show produced by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation Lebanon in partnership with Naqd Media, discussing different political, economic, social and environmental issues in Lebanon who tend to go on repeat without effective solutions. The show aims at addressing the issues with a solution based approach.
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Individual Freedoms
Watch the last episode of the "On Repeat" web show with lawyer and human rights activist Diala Shehadeh in an interview about the violations of freedom of expression that occurred against media professionals, activists, and comedians during this year, interviewed by Carl Haddad.
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Water Crisis and Environment
Watch the new episode of the “On Repeat" web show with the founder of the Terre Liban movement and environmental activist Paul Abi Rashed.
In this episode, we discuss the issue of water and random dams, during which we present solutions that successive stakeholders have been unable to find for this issue. -
Lebanon's Eonomic and Financial Crisis
A new episode of the “On Repeat" web show with the economist and Executive Director of the Lebanese Institute for the Study of Markets, Patrick Mardini.
In this episode, we discuss the economic and financial crisis and present solutions that successive stakeholders have been unable to find for this crisis. -
Waste Management and Environment
Watch a new episode of the “On Repeat" web show with Mustafa Raad, the media advisor for the Lebanese Environmental Movement, interviewed by May El Masri.
In this episode, we discuss waste management in Lebanon and present solutions to the inability of successive stakeholders to find this file. -
Freedom of Expression
Watch the third episode of the “On Repeat” web show, entitled “Freedom of Expression,” with journalist and activist Elsie Moufarrej and the Executive Director of the Samir Kassir Foundation, Ayman Muhanna, and interviewed by Carl Haddad.
In this episode, we discuss freedom of expression, the media law, and the arrest of journalists and activists in Lebanon.
