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- Lebanon abolished the death penalty
- It became the first Arab country to do so
- It is a significant step in the field of human rights
Lebanon has become the first Arab country to abolish the death penalty. This decision is seen as a significant step in the field of human rights. Lebanon's decision may also set an example for other Arab countries.
The abolition of the death penalty is the result of a long-standing debate. Human rights organizations and activists have been working for a long time to abolish the death penalty.
Lebanon's decision is seen as an important step towards strengthening human rights in the region.
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- Why did Lebanon abolish the death penalty?
- It is seen as a significant step in the field of human rights
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- It may set an example and be seen as an important step towards strengthening human rights in the region
- What was the process of abolishing the death penalty?
- It is the result of a long-standing debate
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