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Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217034.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217035.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217036.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217037.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217038.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217039.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217040.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217041.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217042.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217043.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217044.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217045.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217046.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217047.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217048.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.
Demonstration in support of the protest in Lebanon
Bilal Tarabey / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0217049.jpg
More than 2,000 people demonstrated in support of the ongoing protests in Lebanon. The demonstration was organized spontaneously the day before by an apolitical committee from lebanese youth in France and Franco-Lebanese. The slogans denounced the political class as a whole. Two major axes: the diaspora has highlighted its forced exile, which it blames on the lack of prospects in the country, and calls for the establishment of a secular state.