Lebanon: Laws Discriminate Against Women

Today #UNLebanon, National Commission For Lebanese Women NCLW, women's rights organizations and protection actors in #Lebanon are launching a national 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence #GBV campaign to end & prevent violence against women, girls & marginalized groups. Watch the video 🎥👇 #16days #GenerationEquality ***** اليوم تطلق #الأمم_المتحدة في #لبنان والهيئة الوطنية لشؤون المرأة اللبنانية National Commission For Lebanese Women NCLW, ومنظمات حقوق المرأة والعاملون في الحماية

At a critical moment in Lebanon’s history, where national challenges intersect with the urgent need for structural reforms, the role of Lebanese women emerges as a fundamental pillar in the path toward national recovery. Any initiative aimed at strengthening women’s presence in decision-making positions carries particular significance, as it represents an investment in justice, good governance, and balanced partnership in building the state. A national meeting was convened by the National Commis

In Lebanon the topic of Women in Business is more relevant than ever: Even though Lebanon is seen as one of the most progressive Arab countries in this context, the political and# business culture is still masculine in its structure and cannot be compared to western environments. The society’s continued perception of women as homemakers, mothers, and wives, controls the sociably acceptable jobs that women, that do choose to follow careers, should pursue. For this second episode of the #FemaleFor

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