Aseel condemns amnesty overlooking culprits
The article focused on the refusal of the "Lebanon Strong" bloc, led by Gebran Bassil, to the general amnesty bill in Parliament, where he emphasized that approving it every ten years fosters impunity and encourages further crimes, especially by killers and drug traffickers. Bassil explained that the proposed bill is overly inclusive of criminals, and he rejected the intervention of the Minister of Defense in the discussion of the amnesty, calling for a fair solution to overcrowding in prisons. He also criticized the council’s failure to approve reforms related to citizens’ deposits, affirming that the rights of the army and constitutional institutions are red lines. **Summary:** Bassil’s bloc opposes the general amnesty law because it threatens the principle of accountability, emphasizing that the current law includes criminals and calls for balanced justice, with critiques of the obstruction of rights for defensive and constitutional institutions.
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