Lebanon adopts abolition of the death penalty, a first in the Near and Middle East
A first in the Middle East: the Lebanese Parliament voted to abolish the death penalty
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A first in the Middle East: the Lebanese Parliament voted to abolish the death penalty. The country had no longer carried out executions since 2004. This decision was described as "historic" by the Lebanese Minister of Justice, Adel Nassar.
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A first in the Middle East: the Lebanese Parliament voted to abolish the death penalty.
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The country had no longer carried out executions since 2004
according to Le Monde — International +1This decision was described as "historic" by the Lebanese Minister of Justice, Adel Nassar.
according to Le Monde — International +1
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