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Beirut, Lebanon, May 12, 2008 


 Electoral Reform in Lebanon Begins with Respect for Human Rights (full story)
 The Situation as Seen from Washington: A Political Fight, not a Coup (full story)
 Analysts say Lebanon's crisis in perilous new phase (full story)
 What Really Happened in Beirut, a Short History (full story)
 Torture Reportedly Micromanaged from the White House by Top Bush Aides, What a Big Shame! (full story)
 Arab League: Reject Proposal to Restrict Satellite Broadcasts (full story)
 Rising Inflation Creates Unease in Middle East (full story)
  28.5 percent of Lebanese live in poverty - study (full story)

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Bush views the Quran January 15, 2008

Bush looks at a Koran during a tour of al-Murabba Palace and The National Museum, Jan. 15. Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said that Bush had "valid" concerns about a U.S. economic downturn, but he noted that other factors beyond the price of oil were affecting the U.S. economy.

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The Mission of CDRL

The Center for Democracy and the Rule of Law ("CDRL") is an independent, non-profit making organization working to restart and strengthen democracy, uphold the rule of law, advance democratic values, practices and institutions, train citizens and leaders, and monitor anti-democratic practices. CDRL was first established in July, 1994 as Campaign for Good Governance in Lebanon ("CGGL"). CDRL supports the separation of state and religious institutions, the building of political and civic organizations, the reforming and safeguarding of elections, the promotion of citizenship and citizens' participation in public affairs, the openness, transparency and accountability in government, and extensive judicial reform.

CDRL will develop the message that many of the values deep rooted in the traditional societies of Lebanon and the region are basically the same as the values cherished by Western societies and serving as bonding agents of their democratic institutions. CDRL will explore the direct relationship between democracy and economic prosperity. It will demonstrate that the road to modernity and economic prosperity can only pass through democracy.

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Editorials
End the old rule of 'an eye for an eye' now
7/24/2006

Why Israel's latest war on Lebanon is doomed to failure
7/15/2006

Working for Lebanon's Second Independence is a Task for the Lebanese
7/11/2006

The Lebanese Regime Must Go!
12/4/2005

Make the Tyrants Fear!
7/15/2004

Unveil All Lists of Bribes By All Countries and Make All the Names Known!
2/3/2004

A Legitimate Power? No!
1/26/2004


Documents
The Yoo Memo that Authorized US Torture and Abuse of Prisoners - 4/9/2008
China Attacks US Human Rights Record - 3/13/2008
Lebanon: Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, 2007 - 3/11/2008
Executive Order 13338 - 2/13/2008
Civil and Religious Law in England: a Religious Perspective - 2/7/2008

Opinions & Views
How the White House twisted American law - 4/9/2008
Importing human rights to the proposed Hariri court's process - 3/28/2008
Hijabs at a Harvard Gym - 3/26/2008
Worse Than Lyndon Johnson’s Team? - 3/16/2008

Appeals
Stand Up, Do Not Allow this Regime to Succeed Itself! - 3/17/2005
The People of Lebanon Should and Must Vote for Liberty and Integrity! - 8/21/2000
PLEASE SUPPORT (AND ENCOURAGE) OUR JOURNALISTS! - 8/11/1998
Stop The Buck! Now! - 7/30/1998


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