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Deputy Bou Saab on Amnesty Law Progress
The article discusses the enactment of the Amnesty Law in Lebanon, where deputies emphasized that the law was politically agreed upon to turn the page on the past. They stated that the government is responsible for lifting injustices, reopening trials, and correcting discrimination. The deputies pointed out that the law will enable detainees and suspects outside prisons to be tried outside, aiming to establish a fair and just judiciary and to avoid repeatedly returning to Parliament to pass new amnesty laws for the oppressed. They also highlighted that procedures have been tightened to ensure the law is implemented in a manner that guarantees justice. It was reminded that discussions around the law involved disagreements, differences, and confrontations, and that this law represents an important step towards reform and restoring the rights of the oppressed.
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