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The article discusses the efforts of Lebanese parliamentarians regarding the general amnesty issue, with particular focus on the case of Islamist detainees and the death penalty. Deputy Imad Al-Hout pointed out that the proposed amendments aim to abolish the death penalty and replace it with life imprisonment with hard labor, while maintaining the hierarchy of penal laws and avoiding any negative impact on the general amnesty law. He emphasized ongoing communications between parliamentary blocs to reach a fair formula and clarified that the postponement of the amnesty law discussion occurred after the Lebanese Forces parliamentary bloc withdrew, leading to a loss of quorum. He also highlighted that efforts continue to address legal gaps and necessary amendments to ensure greater justice for all those affected, especially the Islamist detainees, and that the issue is not closed yet and requires equitable legal solutions.
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