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Distro - Scars of the 2020 Beirut Explosion 

Myriam Boulos 

In April 2022, Lebanon’s Cabinet approved the demolition at the Port of Beirut, the site of the 2020 explosion. The explosion was one of the largest non nuclear explosions, with an independent report by Human Rights Watch finding multiple Lebanese authorities criminally negligent under Lebanese law over handling 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate stored at the port since 2014.

Families of the victims of the explosion launched a campaign called Silent Witness, with the goal of preserving the silos located less than 300 feet from the core of the explosion and overcoming Lebanon’s “culture of impunity”–reflected... 

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LEBANON. Beirut. July 2022.
The silos damaged in the 2020 blast,... 

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LEBANON. Beirut. July 22, 2022. Boats in the port facing silos... 

Myriam Boulos 2022

LEBANON. Beirut. July 2022. The silos damaged in the 2020 blast,... 

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LEBANON. Beirut. July 2022. Damaged silos and shipping containers... 

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LEBANON. Beirut. July 2022. Elie Hasrouty at home in Sin El Fil... 

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LEBANON. Beirut. July 2022. Elie Hasrouty’s mother Ibtissam and... 

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LEBANON. Beirut. July 2022. A tattoo on the arm of a man working... 

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LEBANON. Beirut. July 2022. Elie, Ibtissam and Tatiana Hasrouty... 

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LEBANON. Beirut. July 2022. Mariana Fodoulian, photographed at... 

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LEBANON. Beirut. July 2022. 

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LEBANON. Beirut. July 2022. Piles of rubble near the silos at... 
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