Legislative Gaps from Fake News to Amnesty

The article discussed legislative flaws and loopholes in the general amnesty process, with a legal expert emphasizing that dealing with these issues should go beyond technical details to include the mechanisms of implementation and legal and security guarantees, especially for those convicted by final judgments. He stated that addressing prison overcrowding cannot be limited to mass amnesty alone but requires building new prisons, enhancing prevention programs, and respecting the law. He also revealed gaps in the amended media law, including the abolition of a section regulating public media outlets, which threatens their independence. Additionally, he explained that re-criminalizing "false news" could open the door for broad interpretation and persecution, especially in the absence of clear standards. Regarding the abolition of the death penalty, he clarified that the proposed approach involves replacing it with alternative sanctions, particularly for crimes committed after the law comes into effect. He also noted issues related to the transition between laws and the facilitation of the release of offenders, especially terrorists and killers.

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