Lebanon's courthouses suffer from judicial paralysis

BEIRUT: Lebanon’s courthouses are paralysed after the country’s judges’ strike entered its fifth month. This prolonged inactivity has had a severe impact on the daily lives of Lebanese people, with hundreds of pending files and detainees awaiting prosecution. More than 450 of the 560 judges in Lebanon have stopped working, with the rest continuing in military courts or for

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