President Salam on X: Advocating Restorative Justice

The article discusses the abolition of the death penalty law in Lebanon, where parliamentary efforts have been approved to replace the death penalty with a sentence of severe life imprisonment. There have been objections and debates regarding the details of the law. It is also noted that the voting session was disrupted after disagreements, with some officials asserting that this represents a step toward justice reform, and that abolishing the death penalty is part of broader efforts to pass a general amnesty law that includes former detainees.

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