Charles Khoury, an art teacher from St Joseph's school in Aintoura, holds a sign in a made-up language as he claims the government "clearly doesn't understand Arabic. How come I am a teacher and I can’t afford to send my children to university?" he asks. "We're protesting for our pride, it's the least of our rights" [Photo: Sam Tarling/Executive]
Sam Tarling was Executive's photographer from 2010 until January 2014. During that period he covered conflicts across the Middle East. --------------------------------------
IT IS UP TO US TO FORGE THE FUTURE OF THE COUNTRY WE WANT.
Executive’s Economic Roadmap 7.0 is here along with the first time release of the Economic Roadmap Interactive(ERMI). We invite you to add your voice and ideas to the fight for a better Lebanon.