Pro-Bashar Thugs Terrorize and Beat Up Protestors in Beirut
Yesterday, a group of independent activists demonstrated in front of the Syrian embassy in Beirut to express solidarity with the people of Syria and condemn the Ramadan Massacre in Hama. Shortly after they had stood there in silence, a groups of thugs arrived violently chanting pro-Bashar slogans. The activists formed a human line to separate the two groups. Then another group approached from the other side with knives, canes, and metal chairs and began attacking the protestors. Many fled into nearby buildings, restaurants and shops and were still followed by the thugs who lurked around Hamra for hours after, continuing to beat up the protestors. Two police officers who were there at the beginning disappeared soon after and none of the army officers or police who were around the area interfered to stop the attacks. Check the video below for a scene of the horrific attack.
Some protestors suffered heavy injuries from the beatings and are still in the hospital, while many others suffered beatings, cuts, and bruises. Activists head to the Hobeich police station to report the attacks and found zero cooperation from the police. The perpetrators must and will be prosecuted for their illegal attacks and all Ministries are held accountable for failing to protect their citizens to express themselves freely and peacefully. This is an atrocity and we must not be silent about it.
Check a link about the attacks here http://bit.ly/rcYjIX and @fattoosh live tweets from yesterday.


Well, its called Karma. Lebanese have been beating Syrian workers for the past 6 years. Perhaps we can call them “Pro-Hariri Thugs” ?
Nabz: U cannot possibly be serious about your comment? So it’s ok to use violence against certain people just because their nationality is the same as others who, acc to you have committed crimes previously?
Violence against protesters is never justifyable, by trying to justify it, the reason why one SHOULD protest becomes even more clear.
You know this the way we live in Syria ,a nd that why we need our freedom. 7ezb Alshitan should go to hell from now. You should kik them out of lebnan, send them to their places in the evil Iran
[...] Nadine Moawad: Some protestors suffered heavy injuries from the beatings and are still in the hospital, while many others suffered beatings, cuts, and bruises. Activists headed to the Hobeich police station to report the attacks and found zero cooperation from the police. The perpetrators must and will be prosecuted for their illegal attacks and all Ministries are held accountable for failing to protect their citizens to express themselves freely and peacefully. This is an atrocity and we must not be silent about it. [...]
[...] Nadine Moawad: Some protestors suffered heavy injuries from the beatings and are still in the hospital, while many others suffered beatings, cuts, and bruises. Activists headed to the Hobeich police station to report the attacks and found zero cooperation from the police. The perpetrators must and will be prosecuted for their illegal attacks and all Ministries are held accountable for failing to protect their citizens to express themselves freely and peacefully. This is an atrocity and we must not be silent about it. [...]
I wouldn’t have bothered commenting had I not been serious. What goes around comes back around.
[...] Надин Моавад: Некои демонстранти се здобија со тешки повреди од тепањето и се сè уште во болница, додека други се здобија со рани и модрици. Активистите кои се упатија кон полициската станица Хобеич за да ги пријава нападите наишле на никаква соработка од страна на полицијата. Виновниците мора и ќе бидат гонети за нивните нелегални напади и сите министерства се одговорни што не успеале да ги заштитат своите граѓани да се изразат себеси слободно и мирно. Ова е свирепо и ние не треба да молчиме. [...]
[...] Syria, and there have been scattered protests against the regime in Lebanon (where protestors were beaten up by pro-Syrian thugs), Jordan, and Kuwait – but most of these countries are either too weak, [...]
[...] Nadine Moawad说: 有些抗议人士受重伤仍在医院,许多人有打伤、割伤及瘀伤。行动主义者前往Hobeich警察局呈报攻击事件,却得不到警方的协助。肇事者一定会因他们的非法攻击行动受到起诉,全体阁员要为未能保护民众自由和平地表达己见而负责。这是暴行,所以我们绝对不能三缄其口。 [...]
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