Syria's Civil Defense urged against digging in prisons to avoid destroying evidence crucial for uncovering crimes
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MP Mark Daou: The battle to liberate the state continues, and the Judicial Authority Law was smuggled through the Parliament despite significant objections to it
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MP Elias Jradi: We will continue to defend the state of institutions and the judiciary, and the Judicial Authority Law undermines both the state and the judiciary
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Live coverage from Saydnaya prison: MTV brings you the latest updates, stay tuned for full details in the afternoon news bulletin, coming up shortly
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Syria's Civil Defense called on former security officers to help uncover secret prisons
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Ibrahim Kanaan from Maarab: The Strong Republic bloc is one of the most prominent, and it was essential to meet with them at this critical time that requires everyone’s cooperation to find a solution, however, this does not mean reaching a 'bypass' or sectarian deal
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Kanaan: We need to build a state; this requires to fully respect for the ceasefire and the implement the Resolution 1701, and this is an exceptional opportunity for Lebanon
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Kanaan: There are common grounds with the Strong Republic bloc and we have agreed on several matters, and we will keep the dialogue going, which must be pursued with all political parties, without exception
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Kanaan: No one will abandon the detainees in Syrian prisons, and no one will shirk their responsibilities, not General Michel Aoun nor any other officials
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