Lebanon
Protest outside the Ministry of Education... What's the reason?
Graduates from foreign universities and the Lebanese Association of Parents of Foreign University Students staged a protest outside the Ministry of Education over the minister's decision to hold an 'O-level' exam without prior notice, sparking opposition from health authorities and medical unions.

Graduates from foreign universities and the Lebanese Association of Parents of Foreign University Students held a protest outside the Ministry of Education, objecting to the minister's decision to conduct an 'O-level' exam, as they were not notified in advance to prepare. The Ministry of Health, the Doctors' Union, and all trade unions oppose this examination session, but the minister remains firm in her decision.
The graduates confirmed they will appoint a group of lawyers to challenge the minister's decision and refer it to the Council of State to halt or postpone the exam until next year—a demand also supported by the Doctors' Union and the Ministry of Health.
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