Criticism of Salām and Amnesty Law in Civil Society

The article addresses the sharp criticisms voiced by civil society, including human rights advocates, journalists, and politicians from various sects and backgrounds, regarding Prime Minister Nofal Sall's decision to ban discussion and approve a general amnesty law for the victims of the Lebanese Army. The voices emphasized that opposition to this move goes beyond politics and reflects a deep national discontent, as it is seen as a violation of the constitution and a disregard for the blood of the army. Criticisms of policies of sectarian quota-sharing that threaten the stability and dignity of the military have been intensifying. Statements also underscored the need to protect the soldiers' blood and avoid compromising on it, considering the amnesty decisions as violations of national and constitutional principles.

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