Parliament session delayed over amnesty debates
The quorum was lost in the Lebanese parliamentary session due to withdrawals and intense debates over the general amnesty law. Members of the "Strong Lebanon" and "Hezbollah" blocks withdrew in protest against amendments to the sanctions and the conditions for amnesty, leading to the session being adjourned. Deputies exchanged accusations and directives, and some expressed concerns about the law's impact on justice, while others supported further development of the amnesty proposal. The discussions centered on the law’s consistency with justice and the balance between reform and easing conditions for prisoners, with ongoing debates about the stance of various political blocs on the law.
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