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Khaouli proposes urging residents to withhold electricity payments unless subscription increases are reversed, amid union and political reactions to the proposed charges.

Khaouli objects to withdrawal of benefits for insured mothers’ children and calls for restored entitlements and opposition to discrimination against working women.

A trade union delegation visits Patriarch Sfeir to discuss concerns over budget cuts affecting health, education and social affairs.

Khaouli attends an EDL workers’ press conference concerning severance entitlements and job security amid objections to proposed electricity sector privatisation.

The report records CGTL executive member Maroun Khawli’s presence at a demonstration organized by opposition federations. Participants’ demands concerned taxation, social security, worker protection and corruption.

Khaouli confirms participation alongside union and education groups in a demonstration, calling for solidarity with low income households against unfair tax policies.

Khaouli invites youth and student organisations to join union protests against tax policies, poverty and unemployment planned for February twenty-eight.

An archived report on exclusive agencies and fuel imports. The original publication by L’Orient-Le Jour provides the full context.

Assafir publishes labour arbitration council appointments, including Khaouli as a principal employee representative on Mount Lebanon’s third council.

Khaouli presents dismissed Tele Liban employees’ claims to Patriarch Sfeir, criticising partial severance payments and requesting follow-up on their legal entitlements.

The article lists Maroun Khawli in the new CGTL executive delegation received by President Émile Lahoud. The meeting addressed the confederation’s worker-focused orientation and economic and trade-union dialogue.

Assafir lists Khaouli’s solidarity statement with the Palestinian uprising as secretary general of the National Front for Union Action among Lebanese reactions.

The report presents Khaouli’s criticism of Elias Abu Rizk’s resignation from the Economic and Social Council and his comments on its representation arrangements.

An archived report on a trade union visit to Bkerki. The original publication by L’Orient-Le Jour provides the full context.

Khaouli announces plans to challenge labour representatives’ elections to the social security board amid disagreement over delegate names and union representation.

The report says Mount Lebanon and commercial-sector delegates withdrew from elections for worker representatives on the NSSF board after Maroun Khaouli, then Mount Lebanon federation secretary-general, was denied entry to the voting venue.

An archived report on debates within the trade union movement in 1998. The original publication by L’Orient-Le Jour provides the full context.

An archived report on positions on disputes within the labour federation. The original publication by L’Orient-Le Jour provides the full context.

An archived report on a union response to an oil company acquisition. The original publication by L’Orient-Le Jour provides the full context.

Khaouli attends a local conference objecting to an Antelias bridge project amid debate over the historic square and the traffic solution’s effectiveness.

The newspaper reports that Maroun Khawli, secretary-general of the Mount Lebanon federation, read the meeting’s closing statement. It called for trade-union unity and protection of workers’ interests beyond partisan disputes.

In coverage of Patriarch Nasrallah Sfeir’s meetings, the article records trade unionist Maroun Khawli’s visit and their discussion of the trade-union election climate.

At an online meeting with the European campaign team, Khaouli criticised differing approaches to Western travel warnings and Syrians' continued presence, urging action; the report records his arguments.

Khaouli criticised the banks' association's extended strike and its effects on businesses and economic activity, calling on government, the central bank and courts to assume oversight responsibilities.