Nassar: Justice Unfinished After Beirut Blast

Six years after the Beirut Port explosion, the debate continues regarding the course of the investigation and the pursuit of justice. A dialogue session was held at Le Gabriel Hotel in Ashrafieh, attended by Justice Minister Adel Nassar, the victims' families, and interested parties, to discuss the progress of the investigations and the challenges hindering holding those responsible accountable. Nassar emphasized that achieving justice requires issuing the judicial ruling and referring the responsible individuals to trial, clarifying that building public trust in the judiciary depends on its ability to uncover the truth and uphold the law. Civil society actors and human rights advocates pointed out obstacles to the investigation, such as counter-lawsuits, and stressed the need to expedite the implementation of judicial decisions to ensure accountability and justice. Additionally, human rights organizations presented findings from international investigations, which blamed the neglect of several Lebanese officials for the catastrophe. Participants underscored the importance of continuing pressure to ensure the investigation concludes and accountability is enforced, aiming to establish the rule of law and deliver justice to the victims.

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