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The article discusses the general amnesty law in Lebanon, where the Constitutional Court approved partial amendments to the law, indicating that some of its articles are not in accordance with the constitution and partially annulled certain provisions. It clarified that the amendments include clarifications and mandatory interpretations to assist in the accurate application of the law, while largely maintaining the original amnesty law, with exceptions related to financial crimes and death sentences. Thus, the court demonstrated a balance between approving the law and opposing some of its articles, as part of efforts to adopt fair legislation that aligns with the constitution.

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