Deputy Saigh on Judicial Reform

The article discusses statements by Deputy Sleg el-Sayegh regarding judicial reform in Lebanon. He emphasized that the first condition for achieving reform is the independence of the judiciary. He mentioned that over the past few months, significant steps have been taken, including the formation of new judicial bodies, considering corruption and interference in the judiciary to now be the exception. He also pointed out that opening the file of Islamist prisoners sparks controversy around circumventing the head of the republic, and that the issue of general amnesty remains under discussion, with the need to apply specific criteria if implemented. Sayegh affirmed that the Parliament needs to free itself from the control of the Speaker of the House and the authorities, noting efforts to organize the file of prisoners and the political struggles surrounding it. He stressed the importance of judicial reform as a fundamental condition for progress in the country's reform path.

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