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Hack4Justice Lebanon 2026: A Justice Innovation Hackathon from HiiL and Lebanon's Ministry of Justice

HiiL, the Hague Institute for Innovation of Law, is running a two-day justice innovation hackathon in Beirut under the patronage of Lebanon's Ministry of Justice, with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Berytech. Multidisciplinary teams work on a real challenge set by the Ministry: helping people navigate a Lebanese civil-court procedure. Teams of three to five are prioritised and each needs legal and technology skills, but no coding is required. Cash prizes for the three winning teams.

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Hack4Justice Lebanon 2026: A Justice Innovation Hackathon from HiiL and Lebanon's Ministry of Justice

HiiL, the Hague Institute for Innovation of Law, is running a two-day justice innovation hackathon in Beirut under the patronage of Lebanon's Ministry of Justice, with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Berytech. Multidisciplinary teams work on a real challenge set by the Ministry: helping people navigate a Lebanese civil-court procedure. Teams of three to five are prioritised and each needs legal and technology skills, but no coding is required. Cash prizes for the three winning teams.

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