Judges in a roundtable with LGBT, Refugees, Domestic workers, Drug users, Prostitutes, and Women victims of violence
Take an active part in the forum: be present and have a say
Open invitation
What access to justice do marginalized groups have in the Lebanese society? Are judicial institutions equally opened to all people, even those who are less-empowered? Do Lebanese judges grant a particular legal treatment to these groups? Are lawyers willing to defend those who are economically and socially marginalized? Do legal decisions and processes in Lebanon discriminate against these groups...
Under the patronage of Mr. Simon Abi Ramya, President of the committee of youth and sports.
Skoun center and its partners are glad to invite you to a press conference to launch a document on proposed amendments to the existing drug laws in Lebanon.
Saturday 3rd of December 2011, from 11:00 until 14:00
Riviera Hotel, Ain El Mraisseh, Beirut
Spoken Language: Arabic
The Lebanese Development Network (LDN) invites you to participate in this "Special Orientation Session" dedicated to enhance the work of Lebanese Newly Born & Developing NGOs.
Objectives:- To give participants the necessary background information on the basics related to their missions and strategies - To help them identify their challenges and seek better opportunities- To assist them create a well designed communication plan and build a successful fundraising program
Eligible organizations:- The organization should be a local NGO- Registered between 2009 and 2011 (A copy of the official...
On the occasion of the thirtieth anniversary of its inception, the Lebanese Physical Handicapped Union (LPHU) is honored to invite you to attend its central ceremony, in which LPHU, after three decades of dedicated work, will be releasing its position and assessment of the situation and reality of disability in Lebanon.
The agenda of the ceremony:
- Press conference
- Speeches by the representatives of the Union branches and offices
- Cocktail party
- Concert
30 years of struggle, we paved the road and we are continuing the march
