Lebanon parliament votes to abolish death penalty
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Who
What
- Lebanon's 128-seat parliament voted to abolish capital punishment Tuesday.
- Legislation will go to the cabinet and then the president for signing.
- Hard labour would replace the death penalty, though enforcement details remain.
- Lebanon has not executed since January 2004 amid a moratorium.
- Rights groups highlight over 78 death-row inmates despite no executions.
Where
🇬🇧 United Kingdom (outlet HQ)
topics: Politics · language: eng
topics: Politics · language: eng
When
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