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Judge Tarek Bitar can now advance the Beirut port explosion case, with a potential indictment by April 2026. This development may hold senior officials accountable despite ongoing judicial challenges.
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Judge Habib Rizkallah dismissed allegations of abuse of power against Tarek Bitar related to the Beirut port explosion, potentially easing tensions with the Prosecutor General. However, appeals may still delay justice for victims.
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Walid Jumblatt criticized Lebanon's justice system for its inaction on the Beirut port explosion and the assassination of photographer Joe Bujani, implying he was targeted for crucial information, linking truth to repression.
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Hannibal Gaddafi has been granted bail of $11 million by a Lebanese judge, prohibiting his departure from Lebanon. Detained for ten years, he faces charges linked to Imam Musa Sadr's disappearance. His defense plans to appeal the bail amount. #HannibalGaddafi #LebanonJustice #Libya
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Lebanon's judiciary struggles with lengthy summer breaks, causing delays for detainees and a backlog of cases. Critics urge for meaningful reforms and accountability to address these justice system failures. #LebanonJustice #JudicialReform #Accountability
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Five years after the Beirut port explosion, the U.S. Embassy in Lebanon reiterated support for accountability, urging an independent judicial system for victims, and reaffirming commitment to a stable Lebanon shaped by its people.
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On the fifth anniversary of the Beirut port explosion, judicial sources expect an imminent indictment, which could impact Lebanon's political landscape and public trust in the judicial system.
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