Aoun from the Palace of Justice in Tripoli: Delayed justice is not justice
Nidaa Al Watan: President Joseph Aoun affirmed from the Palace of Justice in Tripoli that “the judiciary and security go hand in hand and complement one another,” noting that “delayed justice is not justice. It is the citizen’s right for us to provide them with justice and a transparent, independent judiciary; independence begins with the person themselves and their decisions.” He pointed…
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Aoun from the Palace of Justice in Tripoli: Delayed justice is not justice
Nidaa Al Watan: President Joseph Aoun affirmed from the Palace of Justice in Tripoli that “the judiciary and security go hand in hand and complement one another,” noting that “delayed justice is not justice. It is the citizen’s right for us to provide them with justice and a transparent, independent judiciary; independence begins with the person themselves and their decisions.” He pointed…
President of the Judiciary in Tripoli: Delayed Justice is Not Justice
Nidaa Al Watan: President of the Republic, Joseph Al Watan, from Tripoli's Judiciary Palace, affirmed that 'Justice and Security are intertwined and complement each other,' pointing out that 'Delayed Justice is not Justice, from the citizen's right to ensure justice and transparent and independent judiciary, the independence starts from the individual and their decisions.' He continued...
