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Human Rights Group Urges End to Executions
The article discusses the escalating reactions to the execution of death sentences in Benghazi, amid ongoing controversy over the judicial procedures and the authorities overseeing them. The head of the Arab Organization for Human Rights in Libya calls for a halt to executions until reconciliation is achieved and reviews are completed, emphasizing that the death penalty is ineffective as a deterrent and does not contribute to reducing crimes. He underscores the importance of achieving political and security stability and reforming the judicial system as necessary steps to limit the use of the death penalty, while also taking into account the rights of victims and their families. He affirms that comprehensive reconciliation could eventually pave the way for a general amnesty and the easing of penalties, in order to promote stability and justice in Libya.
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