Lebanon: Anti-govt protesters hit Beirut streets for nighttime march

W/S Protesters using mobile screen lights as they chant, Beirut
M/S Protesters using mobile screen lights as they chant
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M/S Female protester holding Lebanese flag and chanting
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M/S Protesters marching
M/S Protesters marching and chanting
M/S Protesters chanting
M/S Protesters marching and chanting
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SOT, Member of Seven political party (Arabic): "We are calling for an independent government. I don't know how they chose the list of names that were proposed, they have brought their advisers, the word independent means that the person has the decision in his hands, the people they are talking about do not have any decisions to make, in addition of that, the government was formed with the same sectarianism way, they still think that they can do whatever they want.
M/S Female protester jumping up and down and chanting
M/S Police standing behind barriers
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M/S Protesters behind barbed wire
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In another round of lively nighttime protests, demonstrators took to the streets of Lebanese streets on Thursday.
Footage shows protesters marching and chanting as they descend upon Beirut central street.
"We are calling for an independent government," said a member of the Seven political party in the protest.
Lebanon's new round of protests has been sparked by a delay in the formation of the new government.