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Cedar Centre For Legal Studies

Call for the Resumption of the Periodic Review of the Republic of Lebanon

Call for the Resumption of the Periodic Review of the Republic of Lebanon August 18, 2026 Cedar Centre for Legal Studies 7:50 am Executive summary: Cedar Centre for Legal Studies (CCLS) and Alkarama Foundation (ALK) call on the United Nations Committee against Torture to resume the periodic review of Lebanon, which has been pending since […]

The Death of Mohammad Harkous in Custody: Seeking Truth, Justice and Accountability

The Death of Mohammad Harkous in Custody: Seeking Truth, Justice and Accountability August 14, 2026 Cedar Centre for Legal Studies 8:08 am Background On 6 January 2026, Mohammad Farah Harkous, a 30-year-old Lebanese national, was reportedly arrested in the Airport Road area of Beirut. According to information provided by his family, he was initially apprehended […]

From Ten Months of Detention in Lebanon to Acquittal in Greece: The Case of a Syrian Detainee and the Role of Cedar Centre for Legal Studies in Defending His Rights

From Ten Months of Detention in Lebanon to Acquittal in Greece: The Case of a Syrian Detainee and the Role of Cedar Centre for Legal Studies in Defending His Rights July 31, 2026 Cedar Centre for Legal Studies 9:47 am Background: This case, identified by the code (MI-TDH-056) to preserve the confidentiality of the individual’s […]

An awareness session entitled “The Mental Health in Times of War”

An awareness session entitled “The Mental Health in Times of War” June 22, 2026 Cedar Centre for Legal Studies 10:52 am As part of its efforts to promote mental health and psycho social support for communities affected by crises, Cedar Center for Legal Studies, in collaboration with the Development Services Center in Kfarhazir – North […]

Lebanon’s Justice on Trial: The Torture of a Minor in Tripoli Reveals Systemic Gaps

Lebanon’s Justice on Trial: The Torture of a Minor in Tripoli Reveals Systemic Gaps June 10, 2026 Cedar Centre for Legal Studies 10:58 am Introduction: Torture in Lebanon remains an open wound in the body of justice, having shifted from an exceptional practice to a deeply rooted culture within certain security and judicial institutions. This […]