Lebanon: Protection Sector Weekly Response Sitrep #5 - 2 March to 17 April 2026

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Date de publication: 17 April 2026 (il y a 4 jours)
Créé: 20 April 2026 (il y a 1 jour)
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Lebanon: Protection Sector Weekly Response Sitrep #5 - 2 March to 17 April 2026

Type de document: Situation Reports
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Following a sharp escalation of conflict on 8 April, the protection situation in Lebanon remains highly volatile despite a temporary ceasefire announced on 17 April. Ongoing insecurity, destruction of civilian infrastructure, and access constraints continue to drive large-scale displacement, with over 1 million people displaced and protection risks intensifying, particularly in southern Lebanon. Displacement dynamics remain fluid, with some returns observed, often to unsafe or heavily damaged areas due to lack of alternatives. Humanitarian access limitations are significantly constraining the delivery of protection services, while overcrowded conditions, inadequate shelter, and economic hardship are increasing risks of exploitation, child labour, and gender-based violence (GBV), especially for women, girls, and vulnerable groups. Mental health needs are rising sharply amid widespread distress, family separation, and repeated displacement. As of 17 April, protection partners have reached 111,615 individuals

Partners

  • Ministry of Social Affairs Lebanon
  • United Nations Populations Fund
  • United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
  • United Nations Children's Fund

Sectors

  •  Protection
  •  Gender Based Violence
  •  Child Protection

Emplacements

  • Lebanon
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