Open in app
Sign inGet started

Streets Still Stink But #YouStink is Over

One year has passed since the civil movements of Summer 2015. Stirred by the garbage crisis, the movements then lost momentum and faded…
Go to the profile of Maria Tannous
Maria Tannous

A Look Back at Lebanon’s “You Stink” Protest

A trip in time to the summer of 2015 when Lebanese citizens took actions into in their own hand, and protested against the piles of garbage…
Go to the profile of Zubaida Jamal
Zubaida Jamal
A Walk Down Stinking Memory Lane

A Walk Down Stinking Memory Lane

Civil unrest is the most precise description of what the situation was like in downtown Beirut during summer 2015. The corrupt and…
Go to the profile of Natasha A. Salloum
Natasha A. Salloum

You Stink Demonstration in Lebanon

In an act of desperation the people’s anger exploded toward the entire political class, with no exception.This new movement transcends all…
Go to the profile of ياسمينا
ياسمينا

Angry Protestors Return to The Streets of Beirut.

Ignited by anger and frustration, thousands of protestors fill up the streets of Beirut demanding a solution to the ongoing crisis.
Go to the profile of Dana Ghanem
Dana Ghanem

You Stink movement, a glimpse of hope in a dark and oppressed age

Garbage pilling up on the streets pushed Lebanese civilians to take the matter in to their own hands and engage in a unique civil…
Go to the profile of May Daouk
May Daouk

You Stink Video

Beirut Citizens Protesting Over the Garbage Crisis & Ending in a Larger Crisis.
Go to the profile of Tala Ramadan
Tala Ramadan
Assignment 6

Assignment 6

Finalizing your “You Stink” Reports
Go to the profile of Monika Halkort
Monika Halkort
“You Stink” Assignment

“You Stink” Assignment

Your Task
Go to the profile of Monika Halkort
Monika Halkort
Story Pitch

Story Pitch

Convoy of stuck aids headed to Syria portrays our failed humanity.
Go to the profile of May Daouk
May Daouk
About Audio Visual ReportingLatest StoriesArchiveAbout MediumTermsPrivacyTeams