Lyse Mauvais

In Amman, reporting on humanitarian crises

Lyse Mauvais is a French journalist based in Amman, Jordan, where she writes in English for Syria Direct. She also reports on environmental issues and humanitarian aid. On Twitter: @lyse_mauvais

What's behind Saudi Arabia’s embrace of hydrogen in energy goals?

Lyse Mauvais

In Amman, reporting on humanitarian crises

The Kurdish-run al-Hol camp in Syria holds relatives of suspected Islamic State (ISIS) fighters and others, Hasakeh governorate, Aug. 26, 2022.

Life after al-Hol: Iraqi women’s uneasy return from ranks of ISIS

Lyse Mauvais

In Amman, reporting on humanitarian crises

A medic works at a laboratory at the Nablus hospital, run by Doctors Without Borders (MSF), in Iraq's northern city of Mosul on Dec. 16, 2021.

Iraq's war-battered cities grapple with rising resistance to antibiotics

Lyse Mauvais

In Amman, reporting on humanitarian crises

Yusra al-Ali in one of the examination cubicles at the Kurdish Red Crescent-run clinic in Abu Khashab.

Donor fatigue, early marriage strain women's health care in Syrian IDP camp

Lyse Mauvais , Solin Muhammed Amin

Passengers, who were stranded following the border closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, wait to cross into Iraqi Kurdistan from the Syrian side of the Semalka border crossing in northeast Syria, July 29, 2020.

Intra-Kurdish tensions paralyze northeast Syria’s main border crossing

Lyse Mauvais , Solin Muhammed Amin

A woman dressed in traditional clothing poses for a picture while standing on a rock in the Mazqaft water reservoir in the countryside of the town of Qahtaniyah in Syria's northeastern Hasakah province close to the border with Turkey, during Syrian Kurdish celebrations on the second day of Nowruz, the Persian New Year, on March 21, 2021. (Photo by DELIL SOULEIMAN/AFP via Getty Images)

A decade into Kurdish autonomous rule, what changed for northeast Syria's women?

Lyse Mauvais , Solin Muhammed Amin

Sheep walk amid drought and low water levels in the Euphrates River in the western countryside of Tabqa, Raqqa governorate, Syria, Nov. 22, 2022.

Double blow: Syria braces for historic drought after earthquake

Lyse Mauvais , Solin Muhammed Amin

A man and a woman hold up a banner depicting the image of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, who died while in the custody of Iranian authorities, during a demonstration denouncing her death by Iraqi and Iranian Kurds outside the UN offices in Arbil, the capital of Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan region, on September 24, 2022. (Photo by SAFIN HAMED/AFP via Getty Images)

Fleeing repression, Iran's Kurdish activists struggle to find refuge in Iraq

Lyse Mauvais

In Amman, reporting on humanitarian crises

Escalating Turkish strikes cripple civilian infrastructure across northeast Syria

Lyse Mauvais , Solin Muhammed Amin

Daily workers harvest onions near Turkey’s border wall with Syria, Sept. 29, 2022.

Syrian farmers trapped by 'Erdogan's wall'

Lyse Mauvais , Solin Muhammed Amin

Campaign trash makes statement on waste, politics in Amman exhibit

Lyse Mauvais

In Amman, reporting on humanitarian crises

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Lyse Mauvais

What's behind Saudi Arabia’s embrace of hydrogen in energy goals?

Life after al-Hol: Iraqi women’s uneasy return from ranks of ISIS

Iraq's war-battered cities grapple with rising resistance to antibiotics

Donor fatigue, early marriage strain women's health care in Syrian IDP camp

Intra-Kurdish tensions paralyze northeast Syria’s main border crossing

A decade into Kurdish autonomous rule, what changed for northeast Syria's women?

Double blow: Syria braces for historic drought after earthquake

Fleeing repression, Iran's Kurdish activists struggle to find refuge in Iraq

Escalating Turkish strikes cripple civilian infrastructure across northeast Syria

Syrian farmers trapped by 'Erdogan's wall'

Campaign trash makes statement on waste, politics in Amman exhibit