Around 90 civilians have been referred to the military justice system so far, according to Legal Agenda, a human rights group based in Beirut.Khaldoun Jaber was taking part in an anti-government protest near the presidential palace outside Beirut last November when several Lebanese intelligence officers in plainclothes approached and forcibly took him away. The demonstration was part of a wave of protests sweeping Lebanon against corruption and misrule by a group of politicians who have monopolised power since the country's civil war ended three decades ago. Jaber didn't know it then, but Lebanese security forces targeted him because of his social media posts criticising President Michel Aou
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