January 17, 2004 : A Black Day in Lebanon
 

The first executions of Lahoud's term

  DEATH PENALTY KILLS

 

"Convinced that everyone’s right to life is a basic value in a democratic society and that the abolition of the death penalty is essential for the protection of this right and for the full recognition of the inherent dignity of all human beings.
Thus, everyone’s right to life shall be protected by law. No one shall be deprived of his life, regardless of circumstances".
The European Council

But where are we from the everyone's right to life?? We are much far away from that.




Protests mark 1st executions of Lahoud’s term
‘We are here to say that this is not being done in the name of the lebanese people’

 

Ahmad Mansour, Badih Walid Hamade and Remi Antoine Zaatar, were killed on Saturday by DEATH PENALTY.
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The Black Day

Khiam Rehabilitation Center for Victims Of Torture appealed not to spot the reputation of Lebanon and deform his cultural face by executing the capital punishment. The center called up on for replacing this punishment by life sentences because a crime should not be faced with a more violent crime. Executing the capital punishment will not deter crimes, which grows in sectarian communities and in the absence of the educational and social programs.

The center considered that Saturday, 17/01/2004 will be a black day in the history of Lebanon because the capital punishment that the Lebanese government is executing against Ahmed Mansour, Badie Hemadeh and Remie Zaatar is nothing but a violation for the human dignity and the man’s right to live, add to that it will not bring the victims back to life but it will have it’s own victims and will open new injuries in the Lebanese body.

Capital punishment is a horrible and outrageous act,
Stop its execution,
Stop torture,
Stop murder.

16/01/2004

 

 

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