In Jordan, three days; in Beirut, six years—and justice has still not been delivered
Nidaa Al Watan: In Jordan, three days were enough to reach the suspects in the Karak massacre. In Lebanon, more than six years were not enough to bring the Beirut port explosion case to judicial rulings. There, the security agencies acted until they reached those wanted; here, the victims’ families are still moving between the courts…
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In Jordan, three days; in Beirut, six years—and justice has still not been delivered
Nidaa Al Watan: In Jordan, three days were enough to reach the suspects in the Karak massacre. In Lebanon, more than six years were not enough to bring the Beirut port explosion case to judicial rulings. There, the security agencies acted until they reached those wanted; here, the victims’ families are still moving between the courts…
Three days in Jordan and six years in Beirut, and justice has still not been served
Nidaa Al Watan: In Jordan, three days were enough to reach the suspects in the Karak massacre. In Lebanon, more than six years were not enough to bring the Beirut port explosion case to judicial rulings. There, the security agencies acted until they reached the wanted individuals; here, the victims’ families are still moving between the courts…
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