Demonstrators joined hands from Tripoli to Tyre, a 170-kilometre chain running through the main protest hub in Beirut, as part of an unprecedented cross-sectarian mobilisation.
AFP
2/22
Tens of thousands of Lebanese protesters successfully form a human chain running north-south across the entire country to symbolise newfound national unity.
AP
3/22
Anti-government protesters form a human chain as a symbol of unity, during ongoing protests against the Lebanese government, on the Mediterranean waterfront promenade, in Beirut, Lebanon
AP
4/22
Demonstrators form a human chain during ongoing anti-government protests in Sidon, Lebanon
REUTERS
5/22
Protesters hold hands to form a human chain along the coast from north to south as a symbol of unity, during ongoing anti-government demonstrations in Lebanon's northern city of Tripoli
AFP
6/22
Demonstrators hold hands to form a human chain near the village of Kawkaba in the southern Lebanese Hasbaya district on the border with Israel,, during ongoing anti-government demonstrations
AFP
7/22
Anti-government protesters form a human chain as a symbol of unity, during ongoing protests against the Lebanese government, on the Mediterranean waterfront promenade, in Beirut, Lebanon
AP
8/22
An aerial view shows Lebanese protesters holding hands to form a human chain along the coast from north to south as a symbol of unity during ongoing anti-government demonstrations, on the seaside promenade in the capital Beirut
AFP
9/22
Protesters hold hands to form a human chain along the coast from north to south as a symbol of unity, during ongoing anti-government demonstrations in Lebanon's capital Beirut
AFP
10/22
An anti-government protester wears glasses covered with Lebanese flags, form a human chain as a symbol of unity, during ongoing protests against the Lebanese government, on the Mediterranean waterfront promenade, in Beirut
AP
11/22
Anti-government protesters form a human chain as a symbol of unity, during ongoing protests against the Lebanese government, on the Mediterranean waterfront promenade, in Beirut, Lebanon
AP
12/22
Lebanese protesters hold hands to form a human chain along the coast from north to south as a symbol of unity, during ongoing anti-government demonstrations in Lebanon's northern city of Tripoli
AFP
13/22
Lebanese protesters hold hands to form a human chain along the coast from north to south as a symbol of unity, during ongoing anti-government demonstrations in Nahr al-Kalb north of Lebanon's capital Beirut
AFP
14/22
Lebanese protesters hold hands to form a human chain along the coast from north to south as a symbol of unity during ongoing anti-government demonstrations on Zalka highway north of Lebanon's capital Beirut
AFP
15/22
Lebanese protesters hold hands to form a human chain along the coast from north to south as a symbol of unity, during ongoing anti-government demonstrations in Lebanon's capital Beirut
AFP
16/22
An aerial view shows Lebanese protesters holding hands to form a human chain along the coast from north to south as a symbol of unity during ongoing anti-government demonstrations, on the seaside promenade in the capital Beirut
AFP
17/22
Lebanese protesters hold hands to form a human chain along the coast from north to south as a symbol of unity, during ongoing anti-government demonstrations in Lebanon's capital Beirut
AFP
18/22
Demonstrators form a human chain during ongoing anti-government protests in Beirut, Lebanon
REUTERS
19/22
Anti-government protesters form a human chain as a symbol of unity, during ongoing protests against the Lebanese government, on the Mediterranean waterfront promenade, in Beirut, Lebanon
AP
20/22
Demonstrators form a human chain during ongoing anti-government protests in Tripoli, Lebanon
REUTERS
21/22
Lebanese protesters form a human chain along the coast from north to south as a symbol of unity during ongoing anti-government demonstrations in Nahr al-Kalb north of Lebanon's capital Beirut
AFP
22/22
Lebanese protesters hold hands to form a human chain along the coast from north to south as a symbol of unity, during ongoing anti-government demonstrations in Lebanon's capital Beirut
AFP
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