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Protesters in Lebanon reject capital control law that would 'legalise stealing'

Published on: Wednesday 20 April 2022

Dozens gathered outside Lebanon's parliament on Wednesday to block access to MPs set to discuss a capital control law that protesters described as an attempt to “legalise stealing”. The protests come ...

News source: https://www.msn.com/en-ae/news/middleeast/protesters-in-lebanon-reject-capital-control-law-that-would-legalise-stealing/ar-AAWpjFy

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Protesters in Lebanon reject capital control law that would 'legalise stealing'