Lebanon amnesty law meant to ease prisons becomes sectarian flashpoint
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A proposed amnesty law in Lebanon was intended to reduce prison overcrowding and ease pressure on the judiciary, but it has instead become a new sectarian flashpoint, exposing the country's deep political and communal divisions rather than delivering relief.
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