March efforts to revise the amnesty

The article discusses the controversy surrounding the general amnesty law in Lebanon. The parliament approved a law that sparked widespread objections due to its broad scope and the possibility of covering cases that should not be treated under a single approach, which threatens the principles of justice and equality. The Constitutional Council responded partially to the law by implementing regulations to ensure that the public interest is not exceeded and to protect victims' rights. It emphasized that the legitimacy of the amnesty depends on its justice and regulations, not on the number of beneficiaries. The Free Patriotic Movement also stressed the need to distinguish between seeking justice for victims and granting amnesties that match the severity of the crimes, with a focus on avoiding the closure of financial corruption files or obstructing accountability for officials. Lastly, it highlighted the importance of the role of constitutional institutions in regulating legislation and maintaining balance between justice and reconciliation, affirming that legitimacy comes from justice and regulations, not from the number of beneficiaries.

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