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Amnesty causes sectarian split in Lebanon
The general amnesty bill in Lebanon is a highly controversial issue, as its modification has led to political and sectarian divisions among Sunni, Shia, and Christian factions. The amendments include reducing the length of sentences and linking the pardon to the approval of the victims’ families, which could prevent many convicts—especially those involved in the Abra events—from benefiting. Disagreements over excluding certain detainees, particularly dual nationals, have resulted in the parliament postponing the voting on the law.
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