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Published on: 02/09/2026 - 17:41 Last updated: 02/09/2026 - 17:43

In Lebanon, where politics, money, and influence intersect, and where state institutions and the judiciary are still facing deep crises, investigative journalism remains one of the essential tools for uncovering the truth and holding influential people accountable. Recently, journalistic investigations have re-shed light on the importance of investigative journalism, and also on the risks that journalists face when they approach sensitive files and influential figures. We wonder how investigative journalism can be practiced in Lebanon today? What price might a journalist pay when he decides to search for the truth? To discuss this topic in the “Journalism Forum,” we host journalist in the Legal Agenda Enas Sheri, journalist in Megaphone Nader Fous, director of the Middle East office at Reporters Without Borders Jonathan Dagher, investigative journalist and editor-in-chief of the “Aber for Human Rights Journalism” platform, Asaad Al-Zalzali.

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