Parliament's illegitimate debate sessions
The article criticizes the performance of the current Lebanese Parliament, highlighting its loss of representative legitimacy and parliamentary credibility. It lacks constitutional legitimacy and popular sovereignty due to adopting unjust laws and its inability to exercise oversight over the government. This has led to deteriorating living conditions and an exacerbation of reform deficits. The article describes parliamentary debate sessions as empty and ineffective, dominated by the unscrupulous political class. It also notes the recurring lack of accountability and the absence of effective mechanisms to hold MPs accountable, reflecting a decline in the role of Parliament as a truly legitimate oversight and legislative institution.
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