Clement Gibon

Clement Gibon is a French journalist and photographer based in Lebanon. A graduate of the University of Poitiers and now a student at the School of International Affairs at Sciences Po, he has worked for the nongovernmental organization Act for the Disappeared and the Samir Kassir Foundation. His various experiences have led him to develop a particular interest in socioeconomic, political governance and security issues in the Middle East.

Lebanon | Apr 19, 2022

Bicycling movement sweeps Lebanon

As Lebanon is hit hard by a series of crises, fuel shortages aggravated by the Ukraine war have pushed many Lebanese to use bicycles as transportation.

One of the slogans displayed in street art by Chain Effect on Hamra Street, Beirut.

Lebanon | Mar 16, 2022

In Lebanon, deterioration of health system endangers cancer patients' lives

Faced with the shortage of medication and the increase in hospital costs, cancer patients in Lebanon are finding it increasingly difficult or impossible to afford treatment.

Clement Gibon

Bicycling movement sweeps Lebanon

In Lebanon, deterioration of health system endangers cancer patients' lives

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