In the final Kabse for this season, Mazen El- Sayed a rapper and journalist from Tripoli takes us into a philosophical, social and political journey to deconstruct history, identities and popular movements, putting Hip Hop, Rap and cultural production in the center of the reconstruction process...

In this episode of Kabse, Norma Wakim a researcher and a humanitarian worker who has extensive experience working in Tripoli, shares with us her experience with mediation, violent extremism prevention and the national strategy adopted by the government to prevent violent extremism. In addition to...

In this episode of Kabse, Mohamad Baalbaki the stand-up comedian from Tripoli, tackles comic satire, freedom of speech and identities. He also deconstructs brilliantly stereotypes and narrative built around his city, marginalizing and stigmatizing it and its people. He invites visitors to leave...