Judge Al-Hajj reaffirms Lebanese judiciary

The article addresses judicial investigations and legal actions related to financial corruption in Lebanon, focusing particularly on the case of former Banque Lebanon governor Riad Salameh. It highlights the role of French lawyer William Bourdon, one of the leading defenders of human rights and anti-corruption efforts at the international level, who contributed to directing charges, initiating cases against Salameh, and recovering stolen funds. The article also praises the efforts of the Lebanese judiciary, led by Judge Ahmad Rami Al-Hajj, who has begun to act effectively after years of obstacles, emphasizing the importance of completing investigations to confront the corruption network colluding with Lebanon's political and financial system. It confirms that the recent detention represents a significant step toward achieving justice, despite the challenges, and underscores the need for political leaders to take responsibility—especially in the context of the Beirut port explosion anniversary. The article also highlights France's support in recovering stolen assets and tackling corruption issues, contributing to dismantling the impunity system.

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