White Revolution for Justice

Lebanese Minister of Finance Youssef Khalil issued a decision to implement a mechanism for compensating public sector employees and retirees. However, the Association of Veterans of the Armed Forces challenged this decision before the State Conciliation Council, particularly regarding the calculation of supplements. They argued that this was not supported by any legal text and placed unjustified burdens on retired military personnel. The court ultimately nullified the decision, ruling that it was an organizational measure requiring prior consultation. This highlights the importance of respecting legal procedures, while also emphasizing that the judiciary must fully resolve legal disputes in a way that recognizes citizens' rights and clearly defines responsibilities. This is especially critical in major cases such as the Beirut port explosion and depositors' funds, where merely correcting procedural issues is not enough. The article underlines that the judiciary must be independent and courageous, standing up for justice, in order to preserve the legitimacy of institutions and the rights of individuals. Success depends on the judiciary's commitment to defending the right and the law to uphold justice and ensure the stability of the state.

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