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January 29, 2021
BEIRUT: The riots that have accompanied the protests in Tripoli for several days, and which led to the burning of the municipal building on Thursday night, have shocked the Lebanese public and officials., but not enough to force politicians to cooperate on forming a new government. Rioting escalated on Thursday night, when protestors launched Molotov cocktails, hand grenades and stones at the security forces, who attacked protesters with tear gas and rubber and live bullets. People in Tripoli a...
January 28, 2021
Dozens of demonstrators injured in third night of rallies
January 28, 2021
In locked-down Lebanon, Tripoli protester killed in night of unrest Reuters 28/01/2021 © Reuters/FERAS MAKDESI Syrian businessman George Haswani, talks during an interview with Reuters in Damascus BEIRUT/TRIPOLI (Reuters) - A Lebanese man was killed in Tripoli on Thursday in clashes between security forces and protesters angry that a strict lockdown has left them with no means to survive the economys collapse. © Reuters/FERAS MAKDESI Syrian businessman George Haswani, talks during an ...
January 28, 2021
BBC News Published image captionState media reported that protesters attempted to storm Tripolis government building A man has died after protesters angry with a total coronavirus lockdown and dire economic conditions clashed with riot police in the Lebanese city of Tripoli for a third consecutive night. Omar Tayba, 29, was among 220 people injured during the unrest. His brother said he had been shot. Witnesses and local media reported that police fired live rounds at protesters. The round-the-...
January 28, 2021
More than 220 people were injured on Wednesday evening, which marked the third consecutive night of protests. Several of those people were injured when security forces opened fire on a group of protesters throwing stones in the city’s Al Nour Square. Tayba was brought to Nini Hospital around 9:40pm (19:40 GMT) in “very critical condition” having been “shot in the lower back”, the hospital said in a statement which added that he underwent emergency surgery but died of his wounds on Thu...
January 28, 2021
In locked-down Lebanon, protester killed in night of unrest By Ellen Francis and Walid Saleh People carry the coffin of a protestor during his funeral in Tripoli BEIRUT/TRIPOLI (Reuters) – A man was killed in the Lebanese city of Tripoli on Thursday in clashes between security forces and protesters angry over a strict lockdown that has cut off livelihoods in a collapsing economy. Omar Taybah, 30, was hit by a bullet overnight, according to a local hospital that treated him, a secu...
January 28, 2021
Protesters gather in Sahet Al Nour in center of Tripoli and try to storm government building in square
January 28, 2021
UPDATE 5-In locked-down Lebanon, protester killed in night of unrest Reuters 1/28/2021 (Adds municipality building set on fire) By Ellen Francis and Walid Saleh BEIRUT/TRIPOLI, Jan 28 (Reuters) - A man was killed in the Lebanese city of Tripoli on Thursday in clashes between security forces and protesters angry over a strict lockdown that has cut off livelihoods in a collapsing economy. Omar Taybah, 30, was hit by a bullet overnight, according to a local hospital that treated him, a security ...
January 28, 2021
Protester killed in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli. - AAP 1 of 1 5370537724001 A Lebanese man has been killed in clashes between security forces and protesters angry that a strict lockdown has left them with no means to survive the economys collapse. Witnesses and local media said riot police had fired live bullets as protesters tried to storm the northern Lebanese city of Tripolis government building . A 30-year-old man died overnight from his wounds after the cat-and-mouse clashes inj...
January 28, 2021
Q : Amnesty International is calling on France to suspend its sale of weapons to Lebanon, arguing that tear gas grenades, rubber bullets and grenade launchers manufactured in France are being used in the country to crackdown on protests. What is your response to this request? A : Applications for export licenses for classified equipment that can be used for law enforcement are subject to a high level of vigilance and are examined on a case-by-case basis by the French authorities, in accordance ...