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Lebanese activists face judicial persecution in Lebanon after criticizing Hezbollah

יול 14, 2026 ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 80Objectivity score80/100

Lebanese activists face judicial persecution in Lebanon after criticizing Hezbollah

Mahmoud Shuaib, a Shi'ite critic of Hezbollah, and Dr. Alfred Riachi, secretary-general of the Permanent Federal Congress, were both detained after making comments against the terror group.

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Two Lebanese activists, Mahmoud Shuaib and Dr. Alfred Riachi, are facing legal action in Lebanon after Hezbollah-affiliated lawyers filed complaints against them for criticizing the group and supporting normalization with Israel. Shuaib, a Shi'ite critic, was arrested on charges of “espionage” and criticism of the judiciary, though he was later released. His daughter was previously abducted by Hezbollah in 2021. Riachi, a federalist advocate, is being prosecuted for an X post suggesting a “#PathToPeace meeting” with Israel, which he confirmed was interpreted as supportive of peace. Lawyer Nadim Yusuf Al-Boustani stated that the campaign against Riachi constitutes “systematic persecution to suppress public freedoms in Lebanon.”

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