مجموعة دليل مدني لحقوق الإنسان

About LLWB: The Lebanese League for Women in Business (LLWB), established in 2006, is a socio-economic, apolitical, non-religious association uniting professional women. We provide a platform for:  
Sharing Experiences  
Developing Competencies and Skills  
Establishing Networks and Exchanging Expertise  
Accessing funds and Mentorship  
LLWB's mission is driven by building partnerships and collaborations with various stakeholders sharing similar socio-economic goals. For more information, visit: www.llwb.org  

About LLWB: The Lebanese League for Women in Business (LLWB), established in 2006, is a socio-economic, apolitical, non-religious association uniting professional women. We provide a platform for:  

Sharing Experiences  
Developing Competencies and Skills  
Establishing Networks and Exchanging Expertise  
Accessing funds and Mentorship  
LLWB's mission is driven by building partnerships and collaborations with various stakeholders sharing similar socio-economic goals. For more information, visit: www.llwb.org  

About LLWB: The Lebanese League for Women in Business (LLWB), established in 2006, is a socio-economic, apolitical, non-religious association uniting professional women. We provide a platform for:  

Sharing Experiences  
Developing Competencies and Skills  
Establishing Networks and Exchanging Expertise  
Accessing funds and Mentorship  
  
LLWB's mission is driven by building partnerships and collaborations with various stakeholders sharing similar socio-economic goals. For more information, visit: www.llwb.org  

Justice without Frontiers (JWF), a dynamic active local non-governmental juristic organization founded in Beirut in 2005, is deeply committed to championing human rights, justice, democracy, peace, and the rule of law. Over the last decade, JWF's impactful work has addressed crucial initiatives, from addressing Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (S/GBV) to empowering women's access to justice, advocating for marginalized individuals, combating human trafficking, and more.

LFPCP and in partnership with the University of Oslo is now implementing a project titled: Fostering Human Rights in the Lebanese and other MENA Religious Courts.

The overall objective of the project is to promote Human Rights standards at the work of the religious courts in Lebanon and the overall impact is to promote the rule of law nationally and internationally, and ensure equality before the law, due process and legal protection for all.