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Lebanon passes sweeping amnesty law for prisoners, wanted people

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On Wednesday, the Lebanese parliament enacted a sweeping amnesty law aimed at providing relief to thousands of prisoners and individuals currently wanted by authorities. This legislation marks the first comprehensive amnesty measure passed in the country since 1991.

The law represents a long-standing objective for various political factions within Lebanon. By addressing the status of thousands of citizens, the act serves as a significant legislative development intended to resolve long-standing legal issues for those affected.

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