Aya Majzoub

Aya Majzoub is the Lebanon and Bahrain researcher in the Middle East and North Africa Division, investigating human rights violations in both countries. Prior to joining Human Rights Watch, Majzoub was the Deputy Head of Digital Investigations at the Commission for International Justice and Accountability, where she investigated war crimes in the Middle East and built criminal cases against high-level perpetrators implicated in the violation of international criminal and humanitarian law. Majzoub previously worked with the Lebanese Ministry of Interior on projects relating to the rehabilitation…

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