VOICED : In Beirut a green paradise off limits to Lebanese

The video discusses the restricted access to a major park in Beirut, highlighting the frustration of locals who are barred from entering without special authorization. The park, a significant green space in the city, is caught in a debate between the municipality and activists. The municipality cites lack of infrastructure as a reason for limited access, while activists argue for public rights and accuse the municipality of mismanagement. The park's location on a historical dividing line adds to the tension, reflecting broader issues of urban development and demographic changes in post-war Beirut.

What restrictions are placed on visitors under the age of 30 regarding access to the park?

What is the significance of the park in relation to the Lebanese capital's green space?

What reasons does the Beirut municipality give for not allowing more visitors into the park?

How do local activists view the municipality's ability to manage the park?

What historical context is provided regarding the park's location in Beirut?