Death penalty abolition reform

The article addresses the importance of abolishing the death penalty in Lebanon, where actual implementation has been halted since 2004. However, the legal text that permits the punishment remains in effect, leaving the possibility of returning to it legally if political circumstances change. The piece emphasizes that transitioning from administrative suspension to legislative abolition strengthens the protection of the right to life. It also highlights that Lebanon has voted in favor of international resolutions calling for the abolition of the death penalty, reflecting a broader international trend in this direction. Additionally, the article underscores the dangers of the irreparable nature of this punishment, especially given judicial flaws that make it difficult to correct errors after execution. This underscores the high risks the death penalty poses to human rights.

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