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The article addresses the housing crisis in Lebanon and its impact on the population, revealing that more than 41,000 housing units have been damaged to varying degrees due to the war, leading to the loss or destruction of many families' homes. Renters also face significant challenges due to lease expirations and rising housing costs, especially amid the economic crisis and increasing rental prices. These conditions erode the human right to secure shelter, making forced displacement an inevitable outcome for many, and raising questions about the community’s and the state's responsibility to protect citizens' right to housing stability.

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