Tripoli: Relatives of Islamist detainees staged a sit-in today at "Al-Nour Square" in Tripoli, calling for a general amnesty law and raising photos of several detainees. Protesters demanded "total justice that excludes no one" and called for the release of detainees from Akkar, Minyeh, Tripoli, the Bekaa, and southern Lebanon.
According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the demonstrators emphasized that "political vindictiveness persists in Lebanon in matters of justice, development, and beyond." They voiced their concerns about the ongoing detentions and highlighted the need for a more inclusive approach to justice in the country.
The protestors' call for a general amnesty law reflects their desire for a resolution that addresses the grievances of detainees and their families across various regions. The demonstration at Al-Nour Square attracted attention as participants held up photos of the detainees, underscoring the personal impact of the broader political and judicial issues they seek to address.