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[Opinion] Trauma porn and the commodification of Lebanon’s tragedy

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The August 2020 Beirut blast destroyed a large part of the city, coming about a year into an already devastating economic collapse. Videos of people desperately trying to find their way home through the rubble of Beirut were continuously broadcast on local and international media. This is not just upsetting, it also has the potential to re-traumatise an already vulnerable population that has been through so much.

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Trauma porn and the commodification of Lebanon’s tragedy

A year and a half after the Beirut blast, violent imagery does nothing but re-traumatise survivors in a country that has suffered enough.

2 years ago·Geneva, Switzerland

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