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Laure Moghaizel

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Laure Moghaizel (1929–1997) was a Lebanese attorney and prominent women's rights advocate.[1] She was awarded with the world-renowned National Order of the Cedar (Commander), a medal in recognition of her many years of social and public service.

Moghaizel was a founding member of many organizations including the Democratic Party of Lebanon, the Lebanese Association for Human Rights, and Bahithat (Lebanese Women Researchers).

References

  1. ^ Shoukeir, Iman. Women in One Woman: the Biography of Laure Moghaizel. Dar An-Nahar. Beirut: 2010.
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