Lebanese Judges on Amnesty Law
The article discusses the approval of the general amnesty law in Lebanon. The Lebanese Judges' Club stated that this law represents a collapse of justice and the rule of law, expressing their rejection of the decision. They pointed out that amnesty implicitly admits to the failure of both the executive and legislative authorities and comes after efforts to obstruct the pursuit of justice. Some parties are accused of attempting to use amnesty as a substitute for legal justice. At the same time, several politicians and deputies expressed their support for the project, emphasizing the importance of consensus and moving forward to build a state of law and institutions.
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