Expert Warns Amnesty May Undermine Deposit Rights

The article focused on discussing the general amnesty law in Lebanon and whether it covers financial crimes, especially those related to banks and depositors. The conversation addressed the distinction between financial crimes and crimes against public funds or depositors' money, and whether amnesty can eliminate criminal responsibility without affecting the rights of those harmed to recover their funds. It also examined the law's impact on the financial and banking crisis files, questioning whether it could negatively or positively influence justice and accountability. The discussion emphasized the importance of balancing justice with the rights of victims, highlighting that the law raises questions about the possibility of repeated impunity or the need for an effective resolution to the crisis.

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