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Last Thursday afternoon, the Youth Club at the American University of Beirut hosted a conference in the Bathish Auditorium regarding a very important and controversial issue on the Lebanese scene: the international tribunal. Speakers included Mohammad Matar, a renowned lawyer and Faysal Salman a journalist and political analyst. The event kicked off with a question set forth by Judy Karim: "Who killed Raffic Hariri ?"
During the first half of the event, Matar gave listeners a brief overview about the history of international tribunals, and some other important judiciary and legal information regarding the court.
A few months after the international community adopted U.N. resolution 1559, he said, on February 14th 2005, martyr and ex-prime minister Raffic Hariri was assassinated when his motorcade was targeted by terrorists in downtown Beirut. In the aftermath of the crime, a colossal amount of repercussions took place both on the international and national scene, namely the......

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