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Clothilde Facon-Salelles

Chercheuse en science politique à l’université d’Anvers, docteure en sociologie, spécialisée sur le Liban.

  • The image captures a large crowd gathered in an urban area, likely during a rally or protest. People are raising their hands, some holding flags, and others are holding up their phones, possibly recording the event. In the background, there is a large banner that appears to convey a political message, and a group of speakers is visible on a stage or elevated platform. The atmosphere seems energetic and filled with a sense of purpose, with bright lights illuminating the scene at night. [Reporting Tripoli, “The Bride of The Revolution” Clothilde Facon-Salelles · January 2020 Though it gets less media coverage than its Beirut counterpart, the popular uprising against the governing regime and corruption that has pervaded the north Lebanese capital for more than two months shows no sign of running out of steam. This social discontent is rooted in the endemic poverty (…)
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