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Reeda Al Sabri Halawi is an External PhD candidate in Criminal Law at Leiden University, focusing on 'Politics of Citizenship: Governing Religion through Migration Control in Lebanon.' She concurrently serves as a Counselor and Legal Manager in Qatar. Her academic roles include teaching 'Human Rights and European Criminal Law in Context' at Leiden Law School (2022–2023) and managing the LL.M. European Law program as Project Manager of the Europa Instituut.
Educational Background:
- LLB in Comparative Law (Lebanese/French)
- LLM in Private Law
- MSc in Crime and Criminal Justice
- Advanced Master’s in Diplomacy and International Security
Research Interests: Reeda’s work bridges criminal justice, migration policy, and economic law. Her book Dirty Money in the Banking Sector (2022) examines Lebanon’s AML framework against international standards, emphasizing banking secrecy and FIU collaboration. She critically analyzes human trafficking vs. clandestine migration in legal contexts, highlighting vulnerabilities of irregular migrants.
Professional Contributions: As a Beirut Bar Association member and legal professional, she advises on cross-border crime and human rights. Her publications address Lebanon’s legal challenges in combating transnational organized crime and protecting migrant rights.
Publications:
- Book: Dirty Money in the Banking Sector (2022)
- Legal Analysis: 'Passage of Clandestins and the Trait of Human Beings' (2022)
