Founders Antoine Kanaan and Issam Amro after interviewing Dr. Melhem Khalaf, President of the Beirut Bar Association.
The Lebanon Law Review, a subsidiary of HAQQ, LLC is an academic institution headquartered in Beirut, Lebanon primarily concerned with producing the highest quality research into law and politics.
We are made up of three main bodies: the Academia, the Media Department, and the Research Center. The Editor in Chief is responsible for overall operations of the Lebanon Law Review, overseeing each body’s performance.
Led by the Research Director, the Research Center is our think tank concerned with producing cutting-edge and up to date legal and sociopolitical research for our partners and collaborators. We possess the skills, talent, and connections to conduct complex on-the-ground bespoke research services and analysis for our partners.
Led by the Creative Director, the Media Department produces in-house original media content relating to legal educative literature and sociopolitical issues. These include educative videos, webinars, filmed conferences, seminars, and events, talk shows, live appearances, and interviews among others. Furthermore, the Creative Director also supervises all marketing activities.
المنظور الدّولي تتعرّض المناطق الساحليّة والبحريّة لأنشطة مختلفة قد تؤثر كثافتها المتزايدة على النظم البيئيّة البحريّة، حيث يعرّض هيكلها وعملها وإنتاجيّتها للخطر، هذا من جهة. …
Legal study on the dichotomy between public health and personal autonomy. The advent of the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the lives of many worldwide, and …
تعد الانتخابات أحد مقومات وأسس نظام الحكم الصالح والحياة الديمقراطية، وتعد أيضا الوسيلة التي يستطيع المواطنون من خلالها حماية حرياتهم وحقوقهم المدنية كما ويعتبر حق …
بعد صراع دام طويلًا لمحاربة النظام الذكوري الأبوي، نالت المرأة اللبنانية حقّها في الادّعاء على الأفراد الذين كان من المفترض أن يكونوا مصدر حمايتها وأمانها، …
Introduction L’article 20 de la constitution libanaise a consacré le droit au recours, qui dispose le suivant “Le pouvoir judiciaire fonctionnant dans les cadres d’un …
The Lebanese Republic does not currently have a comprehensive Defense Strategy. This paper explores the reasons for this oversight and the legal and constitutional mechanisms …
