President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election. All Photos: Elizabeth Fitt for The National.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election. All Photos: Elizabeth Fitt for The National.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
President of Lebanon's supervisory commission for elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak, at his office in Beirut, talks about how current lack of power and funding mean the department is unable to effectively observe the upcoming general election.
