Abu Ramya: Ending death penalty saves lives
The Lebanese Parliament approved the abolition of the death penalty, a decision that represents a humane and historic step reflecting the state's commitment to the right to life and the respect of human dignity. This came after amendments to the law, and Justice Minister Adel Nassar confirmed that this step opens a new chapter in strengthening rights and freedoms in Lebanon. It is considered a significant social and intellectual progression, as the abolition aims to embody principles of justice that are not based on revenge, and to move beyond daily political calculations.
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