Amnesty Law to Protect the Oppressed

The article discusses the General Amnesty Law and how to implement it fairly and equitably, emphasizing the importance of respecting the rights of military martyrs and the oppressed who are suffering from inhumane judicial and detention conditions. It affirms that amnesty for crimes committed during the state's activities should be coordinated with the families of the martyrs and military leaders to ensure that the sacrifices and rights of soldiers are not undermined. The article highlights the necessity of distinguishing between those who have been wronged and those who have committed serious crimes against the state or the military. It also clarifies that any decision should preserve the dignity of the military and strengthen confidence in the state's ability to hold responsible parties accountable. Furthermore, it stresses that the martyrs of the army are true sons of Lebanon from all religious sects, and that their blood is not sectarian but national. It is essential not to turn this issue into a sectarian or political debate. Ultimately, the article underscores the importance of the law being just and combining fairness with national unity, while also maintaining the morale of the army and respecting the sacrifices of the martyrs.

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