Constitutional Court Partially Annuls Amnesty Law, Issues Interpretations
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Lebanon's Constitutional Court has partially annulled the country's general amnesty law, issuing mandatory interpretations for several articles to clarify its application. The court's decision came after it rejected an appeal challenging the law, which was passed unanimously. The court's move aims to 'save' the law while narrowing its scope by making certain crimes exempt from amnesty.
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🚨 المجلس الدستوري أبطل بعض المواد جزئياً من قانون العفو وأورد تفسيرات...
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المجلس الدستوري يقبل جزئيًا الطعن بقانون العفو العام ويفرض تحفظات تفسي...
المجلس الدستوري يقبل جزئيًا الطعن بقانون العفو العام ويفرض تحفظات تفسي...
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