Positions, demands and public statements, ordered by their publication dates.
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Khaouli's union was among signatories to a letter seeking structural reforms before financial support, including transparency, electricity and public administration; the report documents a collective initiative.
Responding to fuel and gas increases, Khaouli sought government solutions within a month and threatened popular action if deterioration continued; the report records his position at that time.
Khaouli sought disclosure of the legal basis and funding for MPs' increased allowances and consistent purchasing-power protection for workers, employees and retirees.
Khaouli demanded disclosure of budget transfers to MPs' mutual fund, their legal basis and costs, prioritising wage correction for low-income and heavily affected groups.
In reporting on port explosion commemorations, Khaouli stressed justice, investigation and national solidarity, criticising continued protection of officials from accountability.
Khaouli described a US-backed path as an opportunity to end war, supporting President Aoun's Washington visit and linking a solution to state authority, displaced people's return and reconstruction.
Khaouli urged Nawaf Salam to intensify diplomacy with ambassadors, presenting his legal assessment of attacks and displacement and seeking international action to protect civilians and infrastructure.
Khaouli welcomed Salam's Damascus visit as a step towards balanced relations, calling for clear decisions organising safe returns and Lebanese participation in Syria's reconstruction.
The total counts indexed publications, not separate events. Different publishers may cover the same statement. This is a growing archive, not an exhaustive record.
