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The article addresses discussions surrounding the general amnesty law in Lebanon, where parliamentarians emphasized the necessity of its approval to address overcrowding in prisons, while respecting the opinion of the military institution. The government's stance was discussed, with some deputies asserting that the law should pass without obstruction, and noting that there is consensus on the military's comments regarding the proposed amendments, clarifying that there is no intention to delay or impact the abolition of the death penalty law. Additionally, the deputies highlighted the importance of the legislation in achieving justice and alleviating injustice, while remaining committed to the constitution and respecting military institutions.
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