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Lebanon's Parliament approves abolition of death penalty

Aug 12, 2026

Beirut [Lebanon], August 12: The Lebanese House of Parliament approved the proposal to abolish the death penalty during Tuesday's legislative session, Lebanon's National News Agency reported.
Lawmakers approved the proposal after introducing amendments. Under an amendment proposed by MP Abdul Rahman Bizri, crimes committed before the law's enactment would carry life imprisonment, while crimes committed after its enactment would be punishable by aggravated life imprisonment.
Source: Emirates News Agency

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Indian Achievers' Forum in association with CSR Times hosts National Conclave on "Role of Responsible Businesses for Inclusive Bharat"

New Delhi [India], August 12: Indian Achievers' Forum in association with CSR Times, hosts National Conclave on "Role of Responsible Businesses for Inclusive Bharat" in Le Meridien, New Delhi, on 04th August, 2026, deliberating on the theme "Role of Responsible Businesses for Inclusive Bharat." The Summit brought together over 500 delegates including industry leaders, corporate executives, business pioneers, policymakers, CSR and ESG professionals, development practitioners, academicians, and award-winning organisations & individuals from across India, while thousands joined via live streaming.

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