🇱🇧 Stateless in Lebanon | Al Jazeera World

In Lebanon, there are thousands of stateless people like the Abu Eid tribe. They cannot access free public services like education and healthcare, have no freedom of movement, cannot own property, marry or work legally because of their lack of legal status. They can’t vote or run for public office.
One of Lebanon’s many political challenges is overdue reform of its citizenship laws, to address the problems faced by its many vulnerable communities. Not doing so might cause more problems than it solves.

[@Saablito24]

This is an OLD documentry, the man said he is 23 years old born in 1989. Anyhow, in all honesty Lebanon is one of the smallest countries in the middle east, if not the smallest and it has refugees for all over. 1/3 the population is foreigners

[@zainsayed3116]

Lebanon will be one day a great country 🇱🇧

[@avi3860]

The world is plagued by 7th century mindsets - religious, fanaticism in the form of ISIS who swear to be the purest form of Islam.

[@amalrehman8601]

Hezbollah has Lebanon citizenship But Not those poor people hypocrite Lebanon...😃😃😃

[@theelite9275]

umn how can you compare them?

[@anthonywilliams5630]

The members of Hezbollah are Lebanese citizens SMH

[@kconsidine313]

Islam is the most precious thng, Alhoumdulilah you are more blessed than all those people Allah did not choose to be Muslim. Be patient inshallah Im making dua for you all inshallah