Geo-located mapping of conflicts in Lebanon (January 2018 - June 2019)

تاريخ النشر: 2021

The conflict mapping, developed by Lebanon Support, in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme, tracks incidents, mobilisations and conflicts between individuals/groups/communities happening across Lebanon.

The map is continuously updated.
Each mapped incident is categorised and classified based on a typology devised by Lebanon Support.
The objective of the map is to provide different partners involved in peace-building, humanitarian and stabilisation activities in the country with accurate data and relevant information on areas prone to conflict.

Data collection for this mapping is done by Lebanon Support, in collaboration with the following partners: Lebanese Labor Watch.
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To get the most out of our map, make sure to check out our definition of "conflict" , our classifications, and be sure to read the map legend below.

Incidents may have more than one category or classification.

To view all the incidents that took place in a specific location, first find our location on the map. After clicking on an individual incident marker at the location, click on the location link to be forwarded to its profile. All incidents that took place in that location will be listed in a filterable table there.

Our filters below can help you find incidents by location, category, classification, date and more. At least one filter must be used for a search.
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Individual incident marker

Individual incidents of conflict are marked at their location. Some incidents occur over a number of days and may have a prolonged time frame. This is especially relevant for armed conflict, and collective actions such as strikes.

Click on the individual marker to see a pop-up box giving a brief summary of the incident, with its categorisation and classification. For a longer description of the incident, click on the incident’s title at the top of the description box.

Clustering

A cluster is a grouping of incident markers. Cluster marker colors indicate the number of incidents grouped within that cluster.

Clustering works by dividing the map into a square grid and grouping the markers into their respective squares. The size of a square in the grid changes at different zoom levels.

To see the different incidents grouped within a cluster, click on the cluster, the map will then zoom in to the different incidents grouped within it..

Based on a socio-political definition of the term, our endeavor goes beyond a mere legal and security based characterisations of “conflicts” often associated with belligerency and violence on the one hand, or a too macro-oriented “social conflict theory” on the other, and sheds light on dynamics underlying a broad spectrum of contention including labour struggles, peaceful demonstrations, social movements, strikes, passing by conflicts opposing minorities (ethnic, religious or sexual among others) as well as local, national or regional actors’ policies including the use of armed force be it internal or in breach of the Lebanese sovereignty.
Read More at: https://civilsociety-centre.org/cap/map Copyrights © 2019 Lebanon Support. All rights reserved.