Lebanon
Human Rights Committee Reviews Draft Law to Protect Privacy
The Parliamentary Human Rights Committee, chaired by MP Michel Moussa, reviewed a draft law on privacy protection submitted by MP Neemat Frem.

The Parliamentary Human Rights Committee held a session at the Parliament Building, chaired by MP Michel Moussa and attended by members.
After the session, Moussa said: "Today, the Human Rights Committee studied the draft law regarding the protection of private life submitted by colleague Neemat Frem. The proposal is of great importance; it was discussed, and several suggestions were made to expand its scope and align it with other proposals. We will continue studying these suggestions and follow up on the work to complete this proposal due to its significant importance in preserving the private life of Lebanese citizens."
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