General Amnesty Law: A Wound's Birth

The article discusses the General Amnesty Law in Lebanon, which was recently approved after many years of demands and anticipation. It represents a necessary step to end the suffering of thousands of prisoners and their families, who have endured unjustified detention, delays in justice, and deteriorating prison conditions, especially due to overcrowding. The law aims to put an end to years of injustice and hardship, alleviate the burden on judicial and security institutions, and is a historic milestone for Lebanese society. It is seen as a decisive move to close a chapter of injustice and advocate for human rights. Currently, the law faces attempts at obstruction by political forces, but its approval is considered a national necessity to maintain social stability and national peace, and to open a new chapter rooted in justice and humanity.

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