Lebanese Red Cross

Protesters took to the streets in Lebanon's capital on June 6 against the government's inaction over the worsening economic crisis.

Thousands gathered in Martyr's Square in Beirut calling for snap elections.

The protesters marched to the Parliament building demanding a change in sectarian political parties that were running the administration.

Lebanon's new government won a vote of confidence from parliament on Feb. 11 as protesters trying to block the session clashed with security forces, leaving hundreds injured.

At least 12 protesters were injured on Jan. 22 in Lebanon's capital Beirut after a clash with security forces near the parliament building.

The protesters were demonstrating against the new Hassan Diab's government that was formed with the support of Hezbollah and its political allies.