Tunisian relations with Israel: Normalization or Criminalization?
Undoubtedly, the war on Gaza has created a new balance of power in the Arab…
Olfa Lamloum, Mahdi Elleuch | 18/03/2024
The Legal Agenda met with Fabrice Riceputi, a historian with the Institute of the History of the Present Age whose research covers French colonial history in Algeria. Recently, he published two books: Ici on noya les Algériens, Éditions le passager clandestin (2021) and Le Pen et la torture. Alger…
Olfa Lamloum | 07/03/2024
Beirut, October 10, 2023 The ‘Coalition to Defend Freedom of Expression in Lebanon’ calls on Lebanese judicial authorities to conduct a serious investigation into the assault on protesters and journalists in downtown Beirut on Saturday, September 30, 2023. As Lebanon grapples with a dark economic, security, and political trajectory,…
Coalition to Defend Freedom of Expression | 10/10/2023
The genocide underway in Gaza since October 7 is not the first to occur since the Second World War, but it may be the only genocide to be perpetrated overtly and broadcast live to the world. Of course, this genocide could not have occurred or continued, given the advancement in…
Nizar Saghieh | 14/02/2024
Beirut, October 10, 2023 The ‘Coalition to Defend Freedom of Expression in Lebanon’ calls on Lebanese judicial authorities to conduct a serious investigation into the assault on protesters and journalists in downtown Beirut on Saturday, September 30, 2023. As Lebanon grapples with a dark economic, security, and political trajectory,…
Coalition to Defend Freedom of Expression | 10/10/2023
On 19 October 2022, Tunisia’s government issued order no. 768, which slightly raised the minimum daily wage “guaranteed” to women working in agriculture from TND16 [USD5] in 2021 to TND17.7 [USD5.5]. This improvement, which came on the heels of International Day of Rural Women, is commendable in principle. However,…
Asmaa slaimia | 01/12/2022
Beirut, October 10, 2023 The ‘Coalition to Defend Freedom of Expression in Lebanon’ calls on Lebanese judicial authorities to conduct a serious investigation into the assault on protesters and journalists in downtown Beirut on Saturday, September 30, 2023. As Lebanon grapples with a dark economic, security, and political trajectory,…
Coalition to Defend Freedom of Expression | 10/10/2023
Caretaker Minister of Culture Mohammad Mortada recently announced that he has referred to the Council of Ministers a bill to punish the promotion of homosexuality and gender transition, which he himself drafted. This step followed a week of social media buzz about the minister’s extreme stances opposing the screening of…
Nizar Saghieh | 25/09/2023
Decades elapsed before the Lebanese state made any breakthrough on the issue of the dues owed by the quarries and crushers sector to the public treasury. These decades not only witnessed health and environmental massacres, pollution of the groundwater and springs, and the displacement of the inhabitants of the…
Ali Swaidan | 08/11/2023
Undoubtedly, the war on Gaza has created a new balance of power in the Arab…
Olfa Lamloum, Mahdi Elleuch | 18/03/2024
The Legal Agenda met with Fabrice Riceputi, a historian with the Institute of the History…
Olfa Lamloum | 07/03/2024
In 1988, the government of Luxembourg gifted ‘The Knotted Gun’ – a sculpture – to…
Nizar Saghieh, Nour Kelzi | 06/03/2024
L’affirmation peut sembler tautologique, mais la grande victoire du Hirak – mouvement populaire de protestation…
Meryem Belkaïd | 24/02/2024
Did you publish an article about acts of corruption done by a public official after strong evidence was available? Did…
The Legal Agenda | 29/06/2020
Two years have passed since the amendment of the Article 47 of the Lebanese Code of Criminal Procedures which, among…
Ghida Frangieh | 16/11/2022