Examples of using Al-bared in English and their translations into German
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Al-Majles street serves as an example for Nahr al-Bared camp as a whole.
He demands the transformation of Nahr al-Bared from a military into a civilian area and the withdrawal of the army.
Your displacement is temporary,your return definitive and the reconstruction of Nahr al-Bared certain.
It deals with the current developments in nahr al-bared, focusing on economic aspects and on reconstruction.
In the end of June- most refugees could hardly believe their eyes-reconstruction works in Nahr al-Bared finally started.
The issue at stake in Nahr al-Bared is not just its future security arrangements, but its governance in general.
About two thirds of the camp's inhabitantsused to live in the original core of Nahr al-Bared, which was totally destroyed.
Nahr al-Bared is still closed down and designated as a military zone by the LAF which mans five checkpoints around the camp.
Established in 1949, the Palestinian refugee camp of Nahr al-Bared in north Lebanon's Akkar region has become home to more than 30,000 residents.
Nahr al-Bared(, literally: Cold River) is a Palestinian refugee camp in northern Lebanon, 16 km from the city of Tripoli.
As a result of the LAF's siege of the camp and the destruction ofits businesses, unemployment has drastically spread in Nahr al-Bared.
Nahr al-Bared, the most northern of the 12 Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon was totally destroyed in a summer-long battle in 2007.
De[es] on march 31st 2008, the lebanese army allowed access to a few dozen houses in sahabe andmajles street in the destroyed palestinian refugee camp of nahr al-bared.
When in 2006 Fatah al-Islam trickled into Nahr al-Bared however, the camp only had a weak popular committee and no functioning security committee.
By documenting issues of reconstruction, temporary housing, economy, unemployment and despair,the film touches on the daily experience of life in nahr al-bared camp.
Thousands of inhabitants of Nahr al-Bared reacted on 31 August with a massive demonstration at the entrance to the construction side and protests were staged in various other refugee camps in Lebanon.
Many of them are still waiting to freely access their destroyed homes, as the Lebanese army still exclusivelycontrols the"old camp" in the core of Nahr al-Bared, as well as parts of the"new camp" on the outskirts.
The current economic misery in Nahr al-Bared forced the former owner of several clothing stores to ask about the reasons behind the destruction of the camp?
De[fr][tr] More than two years after their refugee camp was destroyed in a war between the Lebanese army and the Islamist militant group Fatah al-Islam,Nahr al-Bared refugees Wednesday witnessed the start of the camp's reconstruction.
Cutting off Nahr al-Bared from the surrounding Lebanese communities not only negatively affects relations between Palestinians and Lebanese, but also hampers the camp's economic recovery.
This does neither surprise us nor should it stop us from moving ahead," says Higgins, who's optimistic that UNRWA will raise more money once donors see the first buildings going up. For Amr Saededine,an independent journalist following the events in Nahr al-Bared, a major problem is the Lebanese army's role:"The government permitted the army to even interfere in the planning of the reconstruction.
When a delegation from donor states recently visited Nahr al-Bared, the residents of the temporary housing units did not ask them for more aid, but for visas allowing them to emigrate.
Events such as the war in Nahr al-Bared refugee camp in 2007 and the perceived security threats arising from the camps have also convinced many Lebanese that the living conditions of Palestinians required drastical improvement.
They constantly lie to us," Adnan complained.Temporary housing serves as the makeshift office of the Nahr al-Bared Reconstruction Commission for Civil Action and Studies(NBRC), a grassroots committee heavily involved in the planning of the reconstruction of the old camp.
De After the Palestinian refugee camp Nahr al-Bared was totally destroyed in a war in 2007, the Lebanese government promised the 30.000 refugees a quick reconstruction and the return to the camp.
Current developments in the laboratory called Nahr al-Bared point to a one-sided imposition of direct rule on Palestinians rather than a"mutually beneficial partnership" between them and their hosts.
The PLO's Marwan Abdulal, himself a resident of Nahr al-Bared, says that introducing direct Lebanese policing in the camp wouldn't work: "If the law remains discriminatory, but should be enforced, the experiment is doomed to fail.
However, many obstacles remain and developments in Nahr al-Bared over the last two and a half years indicate an ongoing hegemony of security considerations regarding the treatment of Palestinians in Lebanon, which contradicts all the nice words and promises.
Although, there is hardly any visible political activism inside Nahr al-Bared regarding return to the old camp, on 1 October, the first day of the Eid, residents successfully broke through the soldiers lines to visit the graves of their relatives.
At the 2008 international donor conference for the recovery and reconstruction of Nahr al-Bared, the Lebanese government declared that once rebuilt the camp would"not return to the environmental, social and political status quo ante that facilitated its takeover by terrorists", but be put under its authority.