Amnesty law shifts focus, avoids sectarianism
The article discusses the stance of the Lebanese Kataeb Party on the general amnesty law. The party's leader, Sami Gemayel, emphasized that the process is unclear and expressed concern about the intention to include individuals who are not genuinely deserving of amnesty. He stressed the importance of clearly identifying a list of names and crimes before issuing any amnesty. Gemayel highlighted the need to maintain national unity and to prevent the discussion from turning into sectarian controversy. He pointed out that the injustice Lebanon suffered was political, not sectarian, during the Syrian occupation. He also emphasized that conversations about amnesty should be limited to prevent its exploitation to divide the ranks or deepen sectarian divisions. The focus should remain on adhering to initiatives and the legislative procedures related to the law.
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