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Al-Katibah: Abolishing the death penalty is a legal and human rights necessity, but law approval has been obstructed
The article focused on the Lebanese Kataeb Party's support for the abolition of the death penalty, noting that the parliamentary bloc had signed the bill, and that significant efforts were made by the Minister of Justice and Kataeb deputies to ensure its approval. However, its passage was blocked after the Lebanese Forces bloc withdrew from the session to disrupt the quorum. The party emphasized that abolishing the death penalty is legally and judicially necessary, aiming to strengthen international judicial cooperation and prevent the refusal to extradite wanted persons. It also clarified that abolishing the death penalty is different from a general amnesty law; the former is a permanent change in penal policy, while the latter is exceptional and temporary.
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