Protests mark Lebanon’s 75th independence day from France
There’s been no functioning government for more than six months as politicians argue about power-sharing.
Lebanon is observing its 75th anniversary of independence from France, but there is little to celebrate for its people.
There has been no government for six months as politicians argue about power-sharing.
People have taken to the streets to show their frustration with a sectarian political system that they say breeds corruption and incompetence.
Al Jazeera’s Zeina Khodr reports from Beirut.
Published On 22 Nov 2018