Is amnesty and death penalty considered final by lawmakers

The article discusses the importance of enacting a general amnesty law and abolishing the death penalty in Lebanon. These laws are seen as crucial steps toward addressing the Lebanese prison crisis, which suffers from overcrowding, poor humanitarian conditions, and delayed trials. The text explains that amnesty should be balanced, distinguishing between serious crimes and cases deserving reconsideration, in order to achieve positive social and security outcomes by reducing tension, reuniting thousands with their families, and restoring public confidence in justice. It also emphasizes that abolishing the death penalty does not mean leniency; rather, it involves replacing it with tougher punishments that ensure community protection and fair trials. Additionally, there is a need to reform the judiciary, modernize prisons, and shorten trial durations to improve prison conditions and uphold justice.

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