Protest of a policy/ governmental measure/ etc.

Uber drivers protest Machnouk’s attacks on service

Uber drivers held an impromptu protest Thursday, a day after Interior Minister Nouhad Machnouk said that the popular ride-hailing app was unsafe and called on the Lebanese people to use local taxi companies instead. The minister’s remarks were made after a driver contracted with the company was named as the prime suspect in the murder of British national Rebecca Dykes.

Around 56 Uber drivers staged the Thursday morning demonstration near the Beirut Digital District building Downtown where Uber’s Lebanon offices are located.

Parents protest increase in school tuition, as school promotes dialogue

A committee of school children’s parents held a sit-in to protest tuition increases in front of Notre Dame School in Kesrouan’s Zouk Mosbeh, according to local media reports.

Civil service applicants protest delay in appointments

Successful applicants for the Civil Service Council held a demonstration onf morning in Riad al-Solh Square to protest the delay in their appointment.

The Raya Chidiac initiative.

After young woman Raya Chidiac was murdered by a Syrian national in Zgharta, a online campaign and petition was lauched asking for justice, but also for the eviction of the Syrian nationals from Zgharta. 

Ain al-Hilweh residents shutter UNRWA offices

The victims of recent Ain al-Hilweh clashes - August 2017 - shut down UNRWA offices in the area of the southern city of Sidon in protest against reported discrimination in compensation for damages.   The closure is the result of UNRWA’s "unjust decision," which distinguishes between affected neighborhoods that are compensated for the unfortunate clashes in the camp. The provided compensation, according to the protesters, does not include many of the houses and areas affected by the August clashes, which left four dead, dozens wounded and destroyed large parts of the camp. 

TSC workers protest outside Kuwaiti Embassy

n 19 Oct 17, in Beirut, Lebanese union members and employees of the Kuwaiti-based company behind TSC supermarkets protested in front of the Kuwaiti Embassy to protest not being paid.

Families of Islamist detainees stage protest in Tripoli

Families of the Islamist detainees staged a sit-in outside the Tripoli Serail, calling on the authorities to grant general amnesty.
The protesters raised banners demanding the deputies of the northern city to present a draft law pertaining to releasing the detainees.

Armed men protested the ISF security measures to remove illegal buildings

On October 25, gunshots were fired as police raided homes in Beirut’s southern suburbs to fine and remove illegally constructed buildings.   Armed men took the streets in Hay al-Sellom to protest the measures taken by security forces. Trash bins and tires were placed in the streets and set ablaze as hundreds of local residents headed to the streets.   The resident said that no previous warnings were given at all, and that the security forces started destroying illegal buildings around 3:30 am. 

Employee groups demand payment of workers’ salaries

A national federation of labor unions (FENASOL) and representatives from Sultan Center - a large retail company - discussed how the rights of workers can be protected following Sultan Center’s August downsizing announcement. Sultan Center – a Kuwait-based company known in Lebanon for its upscale TSC supermarket chain – has reportedly not paid their employees for several months. After the meeting, the two groups decided to hold a sit-in in front of Sultan Center’s offices.

Sit-in in al-Bireh against the Decision of the Education Minister

تطورت الامور في ​بلدة البيرة​ عقب الاعتصام الذي نفذه عدد من الاهالي يتقدمهم رئيس بلدية البيرة الحاج محمد وهبي، ورئيس حركة شباب عكار خالد العبود، وذلك احتجاجا على قرار ​وزير التربية​ ​مروان حمادة​ تعيين مدير للثانوية ياسين حسان مرعب، لافتين الى انه تم تعيينه بالرغم من اعلان الشغور في العام 2016.
حدة الاعتصام دفعت بالجيش اللبناني للتدخل ما ادى الى حالات اغماء بين الطلاب بسبب استخدام الغاز المسيل للدموع.

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