Rights & justice

Khaouli joined an awareness meeting on medication misuse, stressing that prevention needs cooperation among families, schools, universities, media and health institutions.

Khaouli opposed charging consumers again for gas cylinder replacement, requesting transparent quantities and responsibilities, assessment of safer alternatives, and stronger consumer protection during implementation.

Khaouli met Boutros Harb with the mobile cost campaign delegation, seeking continued tariff reductions and telecom modernization tied to social development and citizens’ living conditions.

Khaouli discussed unified prescriptions with the union’s health committee, supporting reduced pharmaceutical monopolies while warning that fees and stamp requirements could obstruct free prescriptions for poor patients.

Khaouli joined petroleum importers and gas unions to discuss implementing the cylinder replacement decision, coordinating the process among import companies, filling plants and distributors.

In reporting on port explosion commemorations, Khaouli stressed justice, investigation and national solidarity, criticising continued protection of officials from accountability.

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.

Akhbar Alsaha monitored June statements on Syrians, including Khaouli’s demographic arguments, presenting a critical reading of rhetoric it characterizes as racist and socially harmful.