Tuesday's protests will present a challenge to the Kuwaiti government, which bans demonstrations without prior permission.
The demonstrations come on the crest of a recent tidal wave of anti-government protests that has raced across the Middle East, originating with revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt, which have swept longstanding autocratic rulers from power.
The Kuwaiti premier, a nephew of the ruler Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah, was appointed in early 2006. He has fought parliamentary opposition since his appointment.
Largest Portal of Shia News from allover the World | Pakistan News - Iran News - Resistance News - Saudi Arabia News
JoomShaper
Five of his six cabinets have been forced to resign, while the parliament has been dissolved three times.
">
"We will distribute watermelons to lawmakers as they enter the parliament on Tuesday, as a symbol of chaos and discontent with their performance," Mubarak Alhaza, a member of the Kafi youth movement said.
Tuesday's protests will present a challenge to the Kuwaiti government, which bans demonstrations without prior permission.
The demonstrations come on the crest of a recent tidal wave of anti-government protests that has raced across the Middle East, originating with revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt, which have swept longstanding autocratic rulers from power.
Connet With Us
Largest Portal of Shia News from allover the World | Pakistan News - Iran News - Resistance News - Saudi Arabia News
Contact Us
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Website: http://www.shiitenews.org