and Justice Committee before the Parliament's examination of the law, the declarations of a lawyer working in Abaad MENA once the Committee guaranteed the reviewing of the article, and the reexamination in February 2017 of the so-called "Assaults on Honor" from Articles 503 to 522. Moreover, the French-language daily newspaper L'Orient-Le Jour conducted an interview with Danielle Rizkallah shortly after the video was published on social media. The newspaper also reported the deputies' statements regarding the reviewing of the article and their participation in the protests launched by the NGO. The newspaper reported the amendments of Articles 503 to 521 along the two exemptions to which Article 522 are still applicable. International media such as the CNN, TV5Monde, and BBC extensively drew attention to the street protest carried out on December 6 and the content of Article 522. Other media publications also reported about the declarations inside the Parliament while reexamining the law such as The Independent, which published on MP supporters of Article 522 who argued that the Article allowed families to repair the damage done to their honor. On September 6, 2016 Al Arabiya informed that during the Lebanese Democratic Women's Gathering centered on the abolition of Article 522 and the impossibility for Lebanese women to pass on citizenship rights to their children. Kataeb MP Elie Marouni declared "[i]n some cases, we need to ask if women play an active role in pushing men to rape them." During the meeting, a journalist and co-founder of women's rights group FE-MALE accused Marouni of offending all women in the room. On September 7, 2016, the Kataeb leader Samy Gemayel condemned Marouni's comment and the following day Gemayel tweeted that the rapist is the only one accountable for the act of rape. Lebanon abolishes Article 522 and amends others On February 15, 2017, the Committee for Administration and Justice of the Lebanese parliament declared the abolition of Article 522. However, the Article is maintained in two situations. In Article 505, when the sexual assault is practiced with a girl between 15 and 18, given that the girl had given her consent prior; and in Article 518, when the sexual relation is practiced with a girl between 15 and 18, given that a promise of marriage had been made prior. In both cases, a valid marriage consented by the minor and her parents would prevent the imprisonment of the male. Moreover, after