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In a report citing his Sky News Arabia interview, Khaouli sought independent legal and financial scrutiny of MPs' income increases and disclosure of funding and public spending criteria.

In a Lebanon Debate interview, Khaouli warned about Lebanese towns placed in a red zone on Israeli maps, linking territorial sovereignty to oil and gas rights.

He opposed higher VAT and petrol charges, warning about their impact on lower income households.

Khaouli explained a memorandum delivered to the judicial council president requesting protection for activists and journalists against abusive lawsuits.

In an interview, Khaouli called for Lebanon to join an eastern Mediterranean petroleum alliance, describing it as an economic and technical choice concerning national resources.

He explained the importance of extra labor arbitration chambers to address case backlogs and delayed workers’ claims.

In a Lebanon Debate interview, Khaouli criticised electricity crisis management and asked for explanations of fuel shortages, a published timetable and figures, and independent contract oversight.

He criticized a judicial delegation’s Damascus visit over detainees, citing judicial independence and separation of powers.

The report presents Khaouli’s response to the Maasser Al Chouf killing and his demand for government action on displacement.

The report examined continued arrivals despite increased Syrian returns after Assad’s fall, presenting Khaouli’s assessment of irregular presence within debate over border policy and statistics.

Khaouli urged swift parliamentary consideration of a proposal to adjust end-of-service payments made after the currency collapse, alongside a cost-of-living and inflation study to guide the minimum wage.

Khaouli questioned whether estimates captured the full damage of Israel’s war on Lebanon, in reporting that examined economic losses, destruction and the implications for reconstruction funding.

Khaouli discussed regulating Syrian employment and possible alternative labor sources in a press report.

Khaouli discussed regulating Syrian employment and possible alternative labor sources in a press report.

Speaking on Voice of Lebanon as a JAD board member, Khaouli called for awareness and legal safeguards against online gambling addiction, with conference recommendations informing proposed legislation.

Khaouli called an accusation of inciting workers a dangerous precedent and announced plans for an ILO complaint, amid union solidarity with Castro Abdallah and dismissed workers.

Khaouli criticized Gina Chammas’s summons as intimidation of whistleblowers, invoking anti-corruption convention protections for witnesses and experts in reporting on her detention and requested documents.

MTV recorded Khaouli describing Syrian displacement as an occupation and opposing the sale of Lebanon to non-Lebanese, documenting his stated position on the displacement debate.

An MTV interview excerpt presents his position on Syrian displacement and presence in Lebanon.

The report examined conservatory pay and strike disputes, recording Khaouli’s support for Edy Dorlian’s State Shura Council appeal to defend public and trade union freedoms.

In a report on public sector strikes, Khaouli linked paralysis to commuting costs and power cuts preceding judges' salary increases, highlighting the roots of the living-cost crisis.

L’Orient-Le Jour covered the vaccination marathon and parallel protest, reporting Khaouli’s distinction between opposing vaccination and opposing mandates alongside health certificate and school reopening requirements.

AlJadeed's evening report covered Khaouli's union call to protest vaccine mandates, introducing its leadership and distinction from the General Labour Confederation; the record documents a historical debate.

Khaouli discussed action by the federation and protest groups amid declining living standards.