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Lawyer Hassan Kichli Visits Head of Central Inspection Board, Judge George Attieh

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Attorney Hassan Kichli, Head of the Prisoners and Families Care Committee at Dar Al-Fatwa, visited the Head of the Central Inspection Board, Judge George Attieh. The two held a friendly and productive meeting, discussing several matters and issues of public interest. The meeting covered ways to enhance cooperation and coordination, highlighting the importance of strengthening

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Lawyer Hassan Kichli’s Statement on Dar Al-Fatwa and Saudi Arabia’s Role in Lebanon

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Lawyer Hassan Kichli to MTV during an interview on Beirut Today with journalist Nabila Awad: ‘Dar Al-Fatwa is an Islamic and national authority, and Saudi Arabia is a safety valve for Lebanon. https://hassankichlilawfirm.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/WhatsApp-Video-2026-07-31-at-5.07.16-PM-1.mp4

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Lawyer Hassan Kichli to MTV: Justice for Islamic Detainees Requires a Comprehensive General Amnesty

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Lawyer Hassan Kichli in an interview with MTV Channel: “Lifting the injustice off Islamic detainees can only be achieved through the passage of a comprehensive and fair general amnesty law, without any exception or discrimination.” MTV Lebanon News The Authority for the Care of Prisoners and Their Families at Dar Al-Fatwa in the Lebanese Republic

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Title in English:The Prisoners and Their Families Welfare Association Congratulates Judge Rami El-Hajj on Assuming His Duties as Public Prosecutor at the Court of Cassation

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Public Prosecutor at the Court of Cassation, Judge Rami El-Hajj, received a delegation from the Prisoners and Their Families Welfare Association at Dar Al-Fatwa, headed by lawyer Hassan Kashli. The visit came to congratulate him on assuming his new duties as Public Prosecutor at the Court of Cassation. The meeting addressed the conditions of prisoners

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The Prisoners and Their Families Welfare Association Discusses Prisoners’ Conditions and the General Amnesty Law with the Minister of Interior

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The President of the Prisoners and Their Families Welfare Association at Dar Al-Fatwa, lawyer Hassan Kichli, accompanied by a delegation from the Association, visited the Minister of Interior and Municipalities, Ahmad Al-Hajjar. The meeting addressed matters related to the conditions of prisoners and the General Amnesty Law.   

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Dar al-Fatwa Official Urges Immediate General Amnesty and Major Sentencing Reforms

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The President of the Prisoners and Families Care Commission at Dar al-Fatwa, Lawyer Hassan Kichli, issued a call via Tele Liban for the swift enactment of a comprehensive general amnesty law “today rather than tomorrow.” He emphasized that this is essential to ensure a humanitarian and fair resolution to the crisis involving prisons and detainees.

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Prime Minister Nawaf Salam Meets Dar al-Fatwa Delegation to Discuss Prisoner Welfare and Judicial Reform

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Prime Minister Nawaf Salam met with the Association for the Care of Prisoners and Their Families, affiliated with Dar al-Fatwa, led by lawyer Hassan Kichli. Following the meeting, Kichli stated: “We were honored today to visit His Excellency the President of the Council of Ministers, Judge Nawaf Salam. We briefed him on the work and

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