General Pardon: Justice Over Politics

The Lebanese Parliament approved a general amnesty law in an effort to address overcrowded prison conditions and promote justice. The law focuses on releasing detainees who have long awaited freedom and does not include major crimes such as the killing of military personnel or organized drug trafficking. The article emphasized the necessity for amnesty to remain connected to justice, warning against turning it into a means of avoiding punishment. It affirmed that its implementation should be carried out within a legal and constitutional framework that balances the rights of the victims with the preservation of the state's dignity. Additionally, the article warned that using amnesty for sectarian or political purposes could threaten the stability and security of military and judicial institutions.

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