Ja'ja: Ending the death penalty advances Lebanon's progress

The Lebanese Parliament has enacted a law abolishing the death penalty, marking an important step on the humanitarian level and a move toward improving Lebanon’s image worldwide. The bill was initially introduced in 2012, and parliamentarians have been working to prepare the necessary procedures for its passage. This step is considered one of the most significant indicators of cultural progress and a modern approach to justice, emphasizing support for the law and ongoing efforts to pass amnesty laws that have faced obstacles.

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