"Case of femicide in the Lebanese courts" is a study which has encountered some of the crimes committed against women and girls in the context of family structure and its relations in Lebanon.

Anti-Roma walls

This study sheds light on the changing regulatory environments of four south Mediterranean countries: Algeria, Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia. Over the past two decades, all four countries have engaged in financial sector reforms, with varying degrees of depth, engagement and success.

Likewise, very few are the studies that appraise the impacts of privatization on employment.The main objectives of this project have been to shed light on these neglected issues, namely the impact of privatization on employment and inequality while accounting for the regional characteristics of p

"Voluntary" returns: another way to expel

The report on "The Independence and Impartiality of the Judiciary - The Case of Lebanon" aims to describe in detail the main features of the Lebanese judicial system with a focus on the fundamental problems that affect its independence and impartiality.

This survey is centered around case studies carried out in four countries, two of which - France and Italy - belong to the European Union, and two - Egypt and Morocco - are partner countries of the EMP.

The purpose of this report is to describe in detail the main features of the Moroccan judicial system, focusing on the fundamental problems that affect its independence and impartiality.

This report details current reform initiatives aimed at strengthening the independence of the judiciary in the MENA region.

The purpose of this report is to describe in detail the main features of the Moroccan judicial system, focusing on the fundamental problems that affect its independence and impartiality.

The purpose of this report is to describe in detail the main features of the Moroccan judicial system, focusing on the fundamental problems that affect its independence and impartiality.

reviews again the main areas of discrimination against gender equality: family law, criminal law and nationality laws, education and employment, political representation, gender-based violence and compliance with the Convention on the Protection of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

This report addresses one of the most important aspects of human rights in the countries of the South and East of the Mediterranean, which is the question of the judiciary and equal access for all to independent, impartial and fair justice.

This report addresses the question of the consequences for economic development of gender disparities in the Mediterranean partner countries of the EU.

He then suggests a series of recommendations aimed at improving women's access to economic life to enhance development.

"Migration: integration, identity and mobility", these studies, centered on Morocco as a country of transition, were initially carried out by researchers in Master and Doctorate, Moroccan and migrant ( e) s. They have real effects on policy and practice.

 this research focuses on the question “What are the means of the European Neighbourhood Policy to support Lebanese Human Rights Organizations in their advocacy for Human Rights and Democracy in Lebanon?” Interviews with local experts show that the EU Delegation is striving to cooperate closely w

In order to understand migration to, through and from the Maghreb, the interests and strategies of a multitude of actors are of paramount importance: those of the European Union (EU) and of certain member states such as France or the Spain, those of the Maghreb countries themselves, as well as th

This article gives us an overview of the realities of the migratory phenomenon in Morocco and offers an analysis of the context of Moroccan migration, emphasizing the three major points of the new European neighborhood policy: 1) The readmission and voluntary repatriation of people staying in the

This analysis was conducted within the framework of an exploratory research project in Lebanon and the findings thereof are summarized below.

This paper examines gendered urban spaces that are shaped under/by the capitalist patriarchal system. Architectural standards recreate gender, racial and class hierarchies, just as local cultural productions reinforce specific notions of women-as-space.

In the course of our research into the impact of the economic and social changes occasioned by the reconstruction project, it was clear that the project, far from reducing social divisions, had rather deepened them, and that the Lebanese economy had become increasingly rentier in nature: its fore

This report aims to present the explanatory context of the dynamics conducive to and hostile to the development of women's rights in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

This report describes the deterioration of the human rights situation in Tunisia, including the harassment and systematic intimidation of human rights defenders and their family members.