Lebanese Judges Criticize Amnesty Law

The article discusses the approval of the amnesty law in Lebanon, where the Lebanon Judges Club expressed their discontent, considering that it led to the collapse of justice and the rule of law. Sources and observers stated that the law has sparked widespread criticism within civil society, emphasizing that some of the accused responsible for killing soldiers or involved in their blood are allowed to leave prison, which threatens the principles of justice and security. Many experts and politicians view the law as a controversial step, warnings about its negative impact on victims' rights, and objections regarding its inconsistent application. The proposals suggest that the law aims to improve prisoners’ conditions and reduce sentences, but it has sparked debate over how to hold killers accountable and protect the blood of the military and the state.

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