(Beirut 9-10 June, 2017)

Within the objective of enhancing the capacity of the Lebanese judiciary to fight trafficking in persons crime, a training workshop was organized for a group of judges and prosecutors from the Mount-Lebanon governorate on the 9^th and 10^th of June in The Small Ville Hotel, Beirut.

The opening session was attended by high level participants, namely the President of the Higher Judicial Council, Judge Jean Fahed, the President of the Criminal Chamber at the Court of Cassation, Judge Suheir Harake, and the trainers; in addition to the first president in the Mount-Lebanon governorate, Judge Nassib Elia.

The workshop included presentations on several topics, namely the elements of the human trafficking crime and its distinction from other types of crimes, the domestic and international legislative frameworks of human trafficking, as well as the best practices and international experiences in the field of combatting trafficking in persons crime.

The sessions witnessed deep and interesting discussions, mainly around the shortcomings of the national legal framework and the required modifications to ensure conformity with the key relevant international instruments.

(Beirut 2-3 June, 2017) Within the objective of enhancing the capacity of the Lebanese judiciary to fight trafficking in persons crime, a training workshop was organized for a group of judges and prosecutors from the Beirut governorate on the 2^nd and 3^rd of June in the Small Ville Hotel, Beirut. The opening session was attended by high level participants, namely the President of the Higher Judicial Council, Judge Jean Fahed, the Public Prosecutor at the Court of Cassation, Judge Samir Hammoud, the President of the Criminal Chamber at the Court of Cassation, Judge Suheir Harake, and the trainers; in addition to the first president in the Beirut governorate, Judge Tannous Meshleb The workshop included presentations on several topics, namely the elements of the human trafficking crime and its distinction from other types of crimes, the domestic and international legislative frameworks of human trafficking, as well as the best practices and international experiences in the field of combatting trafficking in persons crime.

The sessions witnessed deep and interesting discussions, mainly around the shortcomings of the national legal framework and the required modifications to ensure conformity with the key relevant international instruments.

(Beirut 26-27 May, 2017)

Within the objective of enhancing the capacity of the Lebanese judiciary to fight trafficking in persons crime, a training workshop was organized for a group of judges and prosecutors from the North governorate on the 26^th and 27^th of May in the Monroe Hotel, Beirut.

The opening session was attended by high level participants, namely the President of the Higher Judicial Council, Judge Jean Fahed, the President of the Criminal Chamber at the Court of Cassation, Judge Suheir Harake, and the trainers; in addition to the first president in the North governorate, Judge Reda Raad.

The workshop included presentations on several topics, namely the elements of the human trafficking crime and its distinction from other types of crimes, the domestic and international legislative frameworks of human trafficking, as well as the best practices and international experiences in the field of combatting trafficking in persons crime.

The sessions witnessed deep and interesting discussions, mainly around the shortcomings of the national legal framework and the required modifications to ensure conformity with the key relevant international instruments.

(Beirut 19-20 May, 2017)

Within the objective of enhancing the capacity of the Lebanese judiciary to fight trafficking in persons crime, a training workshop was organized for a group of judges and prosecutors from the Bekaa governorate on the 19^th and 20^th of May in the Monroe Hotel, Beirut.

The opening session was attended by high level participants, namely the President of the Higher Judicial Council, Judge Jean Fahed, the Public Prosecutor at the Court of Cassation, Judge Samir Hammoud, and the President of the Criminal Chamber at the Court of Cassation, Judge Suheir Harake, and the trainers; in addition to the first president in the Bekaa governorate, Judge Oussama El Laham.

The workshop included presentations on several topics, namely the elements of the human trafficking crime and its distinction from other types of crimes, the domestic and international legislative frameworks of human trafficking, as well as the best practices and international experiences in the field of combatting trafficking in persons crime.

The sessions witnessed deep and interesting discussions, mainly around the shortcomings of the national legal framework and the required modifications to ensure conformity with the key relevant international instruments.

(Beirut 12 May, 2017) Within the objective of enhancing the capacity of the Lebanese judiciary to fight trafficking in persons crime, a training workshop was organized for a group of judges and prosecutors from the South and Nabatiyye governorates on the 12^th and 13^th of May in the Monroe Hotel, Beirut. The opening session was attended by high level participants, namely the President of the Higher Judicial Council, Judge Jean Fahed, the Public Prosecutor at the Court of Cassation, Judge Samir Hammoud, the President of the Criminal Chamber at the Court of Cassation, Judge Suheir Harake, and the trainers; in addition to the first president in the South governorate, Judge Rola Jadayel and the acting first president in the Nabatiyye governorate, Judge Maha Fayyad. The workshop included presentations on several topics, namely the elements of the human trafficking crime and its distinction from other types of crimes, the domestic and international legislative frameworks of human trafficking, as well as the best practices and international experiences in the field of combatting trafficking in persons crime.

The sessions witnessed deep and interesting discussions, mainly around the shortcomings of the national legal framework and the required modifications to ensure conformity with the key relevant international instruments.