Nayla Geagea

Nayla Geagea is a Lebanese lawyer and researcher deeply committed to human rights advocacy. With a distinguished legal background, including a master's degree in International and Human Rights Law from Paul Cezanne University and training at The Hague, she dedicates her expertise to promoting legal reforms within Lebanon, ensuring they align with international standards. Her work encompasses extensive legal research, drafting pivotal documents, and influencing public policy. Notably, she actively supports civil society organizations and engages with Lebanese authorities and parliamentarians, focusing on the protection of vulnerable groups. Beyond her legal practice, Geagea is a vocal activist, championing causes such as the removal of religious affiliation from national identity cards, and at times has been involved with the political sphere, demonstrating her dedication to fostering a more just and equitable society in Lebanon.