Pardon fosters reconciliation without bargaining

The article discusses the importance of the General Amnesty Law in promoting national stability and internal reconciliation, emphasizing that its fair and transparent implementation contributes to addressing longstanding divisions among different parties, including political groups and armed factions. It stresses that amnesty cannot be just a set of legal texts; rather, it requires fair controls to ensure the dignity of the army is preserved and justice is achieved simultaneously, through fair trials and lawful detention, to prevent injustice and foster greater trust in the state and its institutions. The article also confirms that selective justice over the past decades has created a trust gap, and that the solution does not lie in revenge, but rather in applying clear and unified standards that safeguard rights and support stability.

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