Tripoli advocates abolishing execution

Deputy Edcar Trabelsi emphasized that replacing the death penalty with complete abolition disrupts the criminal justice system, describing its total abolition as a threat to justice and a weakening of deterrence. He clarified that substituting physical execution with a life sentence that cannot be reduced is a development aligned with the principle of proportional punishment, achieving both justice and mercy, as it deters crime while allowing room for repentance. He also warned that discussing a general amnesty law could open the door to easing sentences for perpetrators of serious crimes—especially those that threaten the state's sovereignty and security—potentially bringing issues of justice and revenge back into the forefront in a dangerous way.

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