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Lawyers decry trials with ‘no evidence’, while authorities dismiss investigations into alleged torture of protesters.
Aoun says holding elections in March, almost two months earlier than scheduled, would lower voter participation.
Fears of civil conflict grow in Lebanon after the worst street violence in more than a decade broke out in Beirut.
Rights group calls for a halt of all returns of Syrians and urges countries hosting refugees to take this position.
Beirut blast judge continues to pursue political leaders despite Lebanese politicians trying to remove him.
Politicians also vote against adding six seats to represent diaspora and reject quota for women MPs.
Nasrallah accuses Christian Lebanese Forces of shooting its members after several people died in clashes last week.
Experts say judge leading probe into Beirut port explosion rattled country simply by challenging systemic impunity.
At least seven people killed in street battles triggered by investigation into Beirut port explosion.
After hours-long battles in Lebanese capital, residents struggle to cope with compounded trauma.
Several killed and dozens wounded as gunfire erupts near site of protest against judge investigating Beirut port blast.
President Michel Aoun vows to bring perpetrators to justice, as six killed by gunfire and more than 30 others wounded.
Gunfire erupts near Hezbollah-led protest calling for the removal of the judge from the Beirut blast investigation.