Six Years On: Sectarianism and Justice
The article discusses the impact of sectarianism in Lebanon and how power is protected through its division along sectarian lines, which leads to paralysis in decision-making and fosters economic and administrative corruption that deepens the crises. It explains that the sectarian quota system, despite ensuring representation for various groups, obstructs decision-making and fuels corruption and favoritism, amidst ongoing sectarian shifts and alliances that remain unstable. The article also notes that the anniversary of the August 4 explosion and its aftermath remain shrouded in mystery after six years, while the sectarian system continues to politicize crises and cover up their root causes, thereby safeguarding the interests of the political elite at the expense of the nation.
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