Lebanon Abolishes Death Penalty, Becomes First Middle Eastern Nation to Do So

Lebanon has made history by formally abolishing the death penalty, becoming the first country in the Middle East to take this step. The decision was passed as part of a broader set of legislative measures currently under discussion in the country's parliament. Among the other bills in the same session is a general amnesty law that has been under debate for several years. The move marks a significant shift in Lebanon's legal and human rights framework.
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