Post-amnesty, future of Salameh files and depositors
The proposed general amnesty law in Lebanon raises crucial questions about its impact on corruption cases and financial crimes linked to the collapse of the financial system, including issues related to Riad Salameh. The law aims to resolve unresolved cases, but it may also exempt some financial crimes that are not explicitly mentioned in its text, opening the door to complex legal decisions regarding the extent to which defendants can benefit. This is particularly significant in cases involving financial corruption and the prosecution of former financial officials, and it could influence the course of accountability for Lebanese people's funds.
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