Lebanon: No accountability for security forces’ crackdown on protesters since 2019 – report

By Amnesty International

No law enforcement officials have been prosecuted in Lebanon for their unlawful and excessive use of force against protesters during anti-government protests since 2019, Amnesty International said today as it publishes a new report with the Omega Research Foundation. The new report, ‘My Eye Exploded’, details how law enforcement officials in many countries around the […] The post Lebanon: No accountability for security forces’ crackdown on protesters since 2019 – report appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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