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Lebanon Debate
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Source: Lebanon Debate
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The article concerns the issue of general amnesty in Lebanon, where attention is focused on the Constitutional Council's decision regarding the appeal filed against the amnesty law. There is a state of tension in the streets and ongoing debates about the course of the deliberations. It is expected that the Constitutional Council will issue its ruling before the end of this month, with predictions that it will either refrain from invalidating the law or make some amendments to it. If the council does not reach a decision within the specified deadline, the law will become effective. The council's president, Judge Tanios Meshreb, clarified that the procedures are proceeding according to proper protocols and that deliberations could take from one month up to more. He also emphasized that the council does not have the authority to amend the law but only to invalidate it or strike certain articles. The final decision depends on whether a majority of members vote in favor; if no decision is issued, the law will be considered valid and enforceable.
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