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Deputies and Long Journalistic Struggles
The article addresses the struggles of media professionals working with the Lebanese Ministry of Information, many of whom have been deprived of their employment rights for years. This includes job stability, social and financial guarantees, despite having met all legal and administrative requirements. Most of these journalists have served for decades—some exceeding thirty years—receiving modest salaries that do not reflect their responsibilities. Meanwhile, their regularization files bounce between various departments and ministries without a definitive resolution, due to political and administrative complexities. A initiative was launched by ten deputies to raise awareness of the issue within the parliamentary council, emphasizing that this problem is not isolated but strikes at principles of justice, as well as the rights of institutions and national competencies. They called on legislative and executive authorities to take urgent action to restore fairness to the media professionals, to uphold their rights, and to deliver justice after long delays.
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