Health Committee Backs Forensic Law

The article focused on the Public Health, Labor, and Social Affairs Parliamentary Committee's completion of the Forensic Medicine Law in Lebanon, in collaboration with the Ministry of Justice and relevant professional associations. MP Bassem Abdullah emphasized that the law aims to develop the performance of the forensic medicine department, improve working standards, and ensure adequate financial allocations for forensic doctors, thereby supporting the attraction of a new generation to this specialty. He also highlighted the importance of including a provision regarding the fair and flexible disbursement of allowances, to be incorporated into the budgets in a manner that considers the doctors' circumstances. The council looks forward to the swift approval of the law in other committees, and Abdullah expressed hope that the law will contribute to strengthening judicial work in forensic cases and lead to improvements in performance and medical services related to justice in Lebanon.

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