National campaign for the whole coast · First case: Raouché / Pigeon Rocks, Beirut

Help make Lebanon's coast safer.

Support marked swimming areas, safer boat operation, and accountability when people are put at risk — along the whole Lebanese coast.

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What we are asking for

Separate swimmers from powered craft

Marked swimming areas and marked boat corridors, so the two never share the same unmarked water.

Safer operating practices near shore

Speed limits, safe distances and basic equipment rules applied where people actually swim.

Clear responsibility and enforcement

A named authority for near-shore water, with published rules and a route to accountability after an incident.

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Where the campaign stands

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