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1991–1992 Lebanese protests

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The 1991–1992 Lebanese protests was widespread demonstrations, nationwide strikes, protest rallies, labour marches and a wave of popular and unprecedented wave of economic protests and countrywide uprising against the government of Omar Karami in Lebanon and his cabinet due to serious issues and political problems.A view from the 1990s: Lebanon's Street Politics in the First Decade After the Civil War (1989-2000) September 5, 2020 Centre of Lebanese Studies https://lebanesestudies.com/a-view-from-the-1990s-lebanons-street-politics-in-the-first-decade-after-the-civil-war-1989-2000/ The protests would be the biggest since the food riots of 1987 or even further, the protests of 1952. The protests directed at better wages, better jobs and conditions, labour unions attention and the resignation of the entire government.May 7, 1992 The New York Times NewYorkTimes https://www.nytimes.com/1992/05/07/world/government-steps-down-in-lebanon.html Demonstrators also marched in support of the Gulf War and Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait and participated in protests against the occupation of southern Lebanon by Israel and Syrian occupation of Lebanon, starting during the Lebanese Civil War and the protest actions occurred in 1991.Economic Crisis Forces Prime Minister's Resignation Associated Press News May 6, 1992 APNews https://apnews.com/article/d34a251e20972a84b4a7e5fddadb2152 Bank employees, retirees and bank unions led strikes in Beirut in protest at the economic turmoil. In May 1992, a national movement and popular demonstrations erupted as part of a 4-day strike movement against the economic crisis, leading to the resignation of the government of Omar Karami and the rise of wealthy businessmen Rafic Hariri.Beirut Riots Cause Premier to Step Down : Unrest: He acts 'to save the country' as currency collapse, inflation bring Lebanon's worst economic crisis in 48 years. Los Angeles Times May 7, 1992 Los Angeles Times https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1992-05-07-mn-2544-story.html See also 2019–2021 Lebanese protests References Category:1991 protests Category:1992 protests Category:Protests in Lebanon Category:1991 in Lebanon Category:1992 in Lebanon