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Khaouli meets Industry Minister Hussein Hajj Hassan to examine the effects of Syrian displacement on Lebanese employment, particularly in the industrial sector.

The report examines European and Lebanese displacement policy, including Khaouli’s criticism of what he describes as contradictory European messaging on Syrian refugees.

Legal Agenda recorded Khaouli questioning worker protest monitoring criteria and the guide’s conditions for non-Lebanese employees during the observatory’s annual report and employment contract guide launch.

Khaouli joined Castro Abdallah and civic movement representatives at a press conference announcing the Riad al-Solh sit-in, mobilizing people affected by corruption and public waste.

IMLebanon covers Khaouli’s public housing institution visit and his calls to expand loans and housing support for low and middle income households.

Khaouli visits the Public Corporation for Housing and discusses its plans with Rony Lahoud, advocating housing loans and solutions for low income residents.

Coverage of Khaouli’s meeting with Justice Minister Rifi about Michel Samaha’s release, within debate on military courts, judicial safeguards and proposed reforms.

Al-Joumhouria examined the ten-year cylinder replacement program, documenting Khaouli’s participation in the meeting of petroleum companies and gas unions to oversee its implementation.

Lebanon24 covers a meeting attended by Khaouli on a ten-year gas cylinder replacement plan, prioritising cylinders posing public safety risks.

Khaouli joins companies and unions to discuss the gas cylinder replacement mechanism, implementation stages of the ministry decision and safety oversight.

The Justice Ministry documents Rifi’s meeting with Khaouli and union leaders on labour arbitration councils, court effectiveness and increasing the number of chambers.

Coverage of Khaouli and a union delegation meeting Justice Minister Ashraf Rifi to discuss labour arbitration council problems and proposals for improving their operation.

The investigation examined gas cylinder replacement and consumer objections, reporting Khaouli’s position alongside questions over tracking, financing, commercial benefits and public safety standards.

He opposed the gas cylinder replacement decision and demanded accountability over its cost to citizens.

He criticized export subsidies without Lebanese employment safeguards, contrasting them with neglected public transport needs.

He criticized export subsidies without Lebanese employment safeguards, contrasting them with neglected public transport needs.

Khaouli states that the workers’ federation did not attend the economic bodies’ BIEL gathering and stresses the distinction between workers’ and employers’ interests.

Khaouli submits a legal study to Patriarch Rai to support mediation for workers dismissed from Casino du Liban, reviewing their employment and dismissal circumstances.

Khaouli accompanies dismissed Casino du Liban contractors to Patriarch Rai, alongside Farid Zeinoun and lawyer Dany Rahme, to pursue their employment case.

Khaouli accompanies dismissed Casino du Liban contractors to Bkerke to meet Patriarch Rai as part of efforts to pursue the workers’ employment dispute.

Annahar covered dismissed casino contractors’ protests and objections from employee union leaders to the campaign led by Khaouli and Farid Zaynoun, documenting competing union positions.

The federation’s statement describes events surrounding the casino protest and meetings about the sit-in, criticising the handling of dismissed workers and their demands.

Coverage of a sit-in by twenty-seven dismissed Casino du Liban workers outside the central bank, attended by Khaouli in support of their employment claims.

Khaouli challenged the treatment of dismissed casino contractors and sought equal treatment with other company employees, in an investigation into union demands and possible renewed entrance protests.