Justice without frontiers participated in several NGO fairs conducted by Lebanese Universities. 
First at USJ, then AUB, NDU and last but least Saggess University. 

“Many causes, one struggle” this is the slogan that more than 2000 women marched under, on 11^th of March 2017 from Sessine square to Kaskas garden celebrating International Women’s day where many, young students and feminist NGOs united to demand their rights.
Justice without Frontiers NGO that strives for women to reach justice participated in organizing the march. The media officer, Mirella Boukhalil covered the event and was part of the media team preparing for the march. JWF had volunteers that helped in the event. They were all wearing a white shirt with the slogan of the NGO “Together for women to reach justice”. Our throats didn’t disappoint with demanding our rights, the harsh wreathing conditions also didn’t stop us.
 The rain didn’t stop women from being on the streets and pitching in with asking for their rights. Lebanese, Syrian, Palestinian women as well as foreign workers, refugees and many others marched side to side to raise their voices against all injustice. 
The marchers raised their voices against gender inequality, the unfairness of custody system, sexual harassment and early marriage and against all kinds of unfairness women face. Marchers also demanded justice for a woman named Rayan who was beat to death by her husband a day before the march.
This march was made to prove that women exist and dismissing their rights is unacceptable. It was also set up to show intolerance against the struggle women face domestically, professionally and politically.
“There’s strength in solidarity” this is what the march proved as many organizations and NGOs worked together to set up this march, to raise their voices together to reach a society with equality so that we won’t need a day for women, as everyday will become women’s day.     

On the 4^th of December 2016, JWf team and volunteers went to Jbeil, where the Christmas decoration is present and a large number of people available. They were disguised as beaten women holding facts about violence against women, which shocked the people passing and being disguised like this triggering them to stop and take a moment in order to read the facts and know more about JWF. Some women were with their husbands and weren’t able to approach or take the info graph so they were taking picture of the team standing focusing on the hotline available under one of the facts.
Facts used during the campaign:
·       One in three women worldwide has experienced physical or sexual violence not only in Lebanon, mostly by an intimate partner.
·       In 2012, 1 in 2 women killed worldwide were killed by their partners or family.
·         32 Countries exempt rape perpetrators from prosecution when they marry the victim; Lebanon is one of these countries. (Mentioning that the campaign was done before theadministration and justice committee agreed to repeal article 522 of the penal code and that on December 7, 2016)
·       You are not the only one abused, for any legal consultation call Justice without Frontiers 70800820

 Others wanted to volunteer with us and support JWF’s goal in any way possible. The goal was to show the people that being beaten is not a thing to laugh about or consider it as a Halloween costume because in reality women are being beaten and it’s not something to laugh about. Shocking them with the facts helped shod the light on this issue and raising awareness about it. 

The Cedar is not only a symbol present on the Lebanese flag, since it  became accessible to everyone with the help of “The Friends of the Cedar Forest Committee”  that revived the annual “Godfather day” October 15, 2016, and "Justice Without Frontiers" had the opportunity to participate in such a prosperous event .

“Justice Without Frontiers”team headed to the Cedars composed of the MEAL and Field Officer Ms. Maria Khoury, Media Officer Ms. Mirella Bou Khalil, and the social assistance, Ms. Sarine Srydarian where the members of the committee instructed the visitors to their cedars, and the students of Khalil Gibran’s school helped in the organization and distributed to the participants a box of apples as a gift for their contribution in spreading the cedars on the Lebanese hills.
 Several public figures also attended the “Godfather day “such as artists, officers from the Lebanese army, and a number of people from the region. 

In the frame of spreading awareness about women empowerment and women’s access to justice, “Justice without frontiers “in collaboration with the Women's Committee of Hasroun conducted a seminar for the women who participated in the breakfast held on the 17^th of September 2016, focusing on the role of women in society.
Maria Khoury the MEAL and field officer of Justice without frontiers discussed the importance of activating the role of women and increasing her self-confidence through involving her in committees and associations of civil society.
The crowd highly interfered with this topic and Ms. Maria answered all their questions.