Laure Delacloche
Journaliste
Région Parisienne, France
Région Parisienne, France
Laure Delacloche
Journaliste
Région Parisienne, France
Région Parisienne, France
Presentation
Sujets de société au Liban d'un côté ; et politiques publiques françaises de l'autre. Membre de Solvo, collectif de journalisme de solution. Prix 2024 du journalisme de solutions. Solutions journalism in Lebanon, focusing on social issues. Won the Solutions Journalism Network Award in 2024! A hint a French public policies as well.Experience
Contexte
Reasons to be cheerful
RoseUp
Education
ESJ Lille
Sciences Po Lille
Projects
On the former demarcation line that divided the nation, 50 years after Lebanon’s Civil War began
16-04-2025
Marking 50 years of the Civil War, tour guide Samira Ezzo took Lebanese and foreign visitors to the former demarcation line dividing West and East Beirut.
Why the USAID freeze is shaking Lebanon’s development sector
19-02-2025
The freeze on US foreign aid is severely impacting Lebanon’s development sector, putting vital support at risk from the country’s largest donor
Paris Conference for Lebanon: Some generosity, but no ceasefire
25-10-2024
Lebanon says it's grateful for the $1bn pledges, but laments a lack of progress on forcing Israel to agree to a ceasefire amid its relentless war on the country
What is refugee rentierism? An explainer
14-08-2024
Wealthy countries are increasingly paying poorer countries to try to limit migration, with negative effects for people on the move.
At an Impasse | ONE Magazine
02-12-2024
The people living at a refugee camp in Dbayeh, Lebanon, were barely keeping their heads above water when a full-scale war between Israel and Hezbollah, a political party and Shiite militia based in southern Lebanon, was unleashed in mid-September.
No Generation Spared | CNEWA
03-06-2024
Lebanon has suffered one crisis after another. The current conflict between Hezbollah and Israel is plunging families further into despair.
Where ‘Truly Everything Is Positive’ | ONE Magazine
03-09-2024
Beit Mariam, a center for vulnerable girls, in Amman, Jordan, offers girls a safe place to grow in knowledge, friendship and faith.
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Facing donor fatigue, Lebanon NGOs explore ‘social enterprise’ option
22-02-2024
“I cannot depend on donors. We have to stand on our own two feet, be sustainable and empower our community.”
Ray Bassil, the Lebanese who goes to the Olympics
01-01-2024
A profile of Ray Bassil, the Lebanese sportwoman who competes in the Paris Olympic Games in trap shooting.
Israeli bombs drove them from schools in south Lebanon. Now students are forced to study online
15-03-2024
"I prefer to go to an actual school, where I can play with my friends and understand the lessons better,” says 10-year-old Georges Mouawad. On Oct. 9, he fled Rmeich, a town on Lebanon’s southern border, with his mother, siblings and some extended family.