Special Tribunal For Lebanon"On 13 December 2005, the Government of the Republic of Lebanon requested the United Nations to establish a tribunal of an international character to try all those who are alleged responsible for the attack of 14 February 2005 in Beirut that killed the former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri and 22 others. Pursuant to Security Council resolution 1664 (2006), the United Nations and the Lebanese Republic negotiated an agreement on the establishment of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon. Further to Security Council resolution 1757(2007) of 30 May 2007, the provisions of the document annexed to it and the Statute of the Special Tribunal there to attached, entered into force on 10 June 2007. "News
The Head of Defence Office completes his visit to Lebanon
11/3/2010 Leidschendam, 11 March 2010. At the end of his visit to Lebanon, the Head of Defence Office of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon and his team members express their gratitude to all they met with.more
Media Advisory: Annual Report by the President of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon
6/3/2010The text of the Annual Report by the President of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon Antonio Cassese to the Secretary-General of the United Nations and to the Government of Lebanon has been published on the STL website in the three official languages of the Tribunal (Arabic, English, French)more
STL Launches ‘Visiting Professionals’ Programme
4/3/201004 March 2010, Leidschendam: The Special Tribunal for Lebanon will be launching a National Visiting Professionals Programme (NVP) for 2010 as a part of the tribunal’s ongoing outreach efforts. This programme will provide an opportunity for Lebanese professionals to contribute to the work of the STL while gaining experience working in an international tribunal. ... more
Head of Defence François Roux meets Prime Minister Saad Hariri
3/3/2010Beirut, 3 March 2010: The Head of the Defence Office, François Roux, met today with Prime Minister Saad Hariri.During his meeting, he discussed the nature and role of the Defence Office. He underlined that the Defence Office does not represent accused, but shall assist future Defence Counsel by providing legal advice and practical support... more
Head of Defence Francois Roux meets Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri
2/3/2010Beirut, 2 March 2010: Head of Defence Office, Francois Roux, accompanied by team members, is in Lebanon for a 10 day visit. The Defence Office is one of the four organs of the Special Tribunal and is fully independent in the exercise of its functions... more
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