Corruption in Lebanon (Arabic: الفساد في لبنان) magnified after the end of the civil war in 1990. It has been described as a case of "post-conflict corruption."[1] Once a taboo subject, now it is at the forefront of the public debate in Lebanon.[2] Anti-corruption sentiment has been one of the driving forces behind many of the large scale Lebanese protests in recent history.
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