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Lebanon Debate
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The article highlights the issue of the detained Islamist detainees in Lebanon, who remain stuck in the judiciary's backlog. The discussion of the general amnesty law has been postponed, and delays in trials have led many to remain for years without final judgments. Several detainees, especially those detained in connection with the Syrian revolution events, express their long suffering and the absence of swift justice, along with objections to the slow procedures and the lack of defense rights. The law remains caught between humanitarian and security considerations, while political tensions continue and sessions are postponed, illustrating the gap between the speed of justice and the suffering of the detainees, which has spanned over years.
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