Lebanese Protesters against the current government and corruption. Riad El Soleh-Beirut, Lebanon. 19 October 2019. Editorial credit: Hiba Al Kallas / Shutterstock.com

Lebanon

Lebanon’s political system ensures representation for its officially recognized religious communities, but limits competition and impedes the rise of cross-communal or civic parties. While residents enjoy some civil liberties and media pluralism, they also suffer from pervasive corruption and major weaknesses in the rule of law.

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Freedom in the World — Lebanon Country Report

Lebanon is rated Partly Free in Freedom in the World 2024, Freedom House's annual study of political rights and civil liberties worldwide.

Freedom on the Net 2023

Freedom on the Net— Lebanon Country Report

Lebanon is rated Partly Free in Freedom on the Net, Freedom House's comprehensive study of internet freedom around the globe.