Politicians facilitate human trafficking and prostitution in Lebanon by means!

It is said that justice is the basis of the king, and that everything is correct: how can a country whose mediation and favoritism are the medicine of any charge and the door of paradise of any accused or any person sought? Justice or mediation? Question: ridiculous, sorry!

The next few days are filled with a big surprise and a big caliber while a new scandal will break out as serious political interventions in the judiciary that have exceeded the expectation of ### 39, a telephone interview changed the course of the case. (19659002) scandal has joined the scandals of our Sasna and a new episode of this serial and distorted chapters of you are reserved to mention the names to confirm that the purpose is not to defame one to the detriment of another but let justice in his state and compbadion for men The night of his day, thinking of them

A few days ago, the streets of the capital were plagued by loneliness. arrest of Ahmed, Nana's wife, his business partner and a number of girls who were working as prostitutes.
During the investigation, Ahmed confessed all the accusations and upheld the validity of the evidence and evidence that he had shown to indicate the existence of the crime of human trafficking as well as the crime Traffic and Drug Promotion in Conjunction with Girls Arrested Until now, things are naturally going on until the intermediary intervenes and balances the balance.

Ahmed's father works in a village in Baalbekeh, forcing him to end his son's case, contacting one of the political parties.
In turn, the politician called a judge … and "you are enough."

The Most Dangerous The judge in charge of the case referred to the arrest of all members of the network and remanded them to the Public Prosecutor's Office for the crime of trafficking in human beings, accusing the network members to have committed a crime (up to 5 years imprisonment). .. Yes, let them in the case of human trafficking to stay a matter is unresolved on their right, which is the drug.

What is our position vis-à-vis the United Nations, which has launched a global plan of action to combat human trafficking, and urged governments to take concrete action to address it? This phenomenon. On December 13, 2013, the United Nations General Assembly adopted resolution 68/192 on Improving the Coordination of Anti-Trafficking Efforts.
Noting that Lebanon was under international pressure to pbad the Penal Code on Trafficking in Human Beings, in particular by the United States, which threatened at the time to impose sanctions on countries that did not adopt anti-trafficking laws.

The whole matter is under the auspices of the President of the Lebanese Republic, General Michel Aoun, the Minister of Justice, the Attorney General of Discrimination and all the officials. We expect high positions, or rather a decree that sanctions all security forces.

I entrust you with the Lebanese Constitution, the prestige of the security and justice services, I will reward you with the glory of rice and the dignity of state institutions, we aspire to the state of right and institutions, we aspire to just justice.