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Abolition of death penalty debated
The article discusses Lebanon's move to abolish the death penalty and replace it with life imprisonment without the possibility of alleviation or release. This reflects a moral and humanitarian transformation that embodies a philosophical framework prioritizing human dignity over justice. It justifies this approach by asserting that human justice is not about revenge, is susceptible to errors, and that violence is unacceptable as a means of deterrence. The article emphasizes that this step represents a civilizational progress that reinforces the values of freedom and dignity.
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