Slogan of March 14 meeting at Bristol will be ‘Justice for Stability’

July 23, 2011 ⋅ 6:24 pm ⋅ Post a comment

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March 14 sources told An Nahar daily that the meeting, which will be held at the Bristol hotel in Beirut on Tuesday evening, will stress the need to remain committed to the international tribunal and continue funding it and for this reason its slogan will be “Justice for Stability.”

The organizers of the conference will invite Justice Minister Shakib Qortbawi and General Prosecutor Saeed Mirza to implement the cooperation agreement signed with the Special Tribunal for Lebanon and execute the arrest warrants issued against four suspects in ex-Premier Rafik Hariri’s Feb. 2005 assassination case.

According to the sources, the organizers will also urge the Beirut and Tripoli Bar Associations to take a “historic stance to safeguard justice and the truth.”

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8 comments for “Slogan of March 14 meeting at Bristol will be ‘Justice for Stability’”

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Anonymous

Justice will be served on those who killed Rafiq Hariri , Hizbollah members , we will eradicate and destroy those germs from our country , from Lebanon.
Anonymous

Justice will be served on those who killed Rafiq Hariri , Hizbollah members , we will eradicate and destroy those germs from our country , from Lebanon.
Anonymous

Ohhhhh … how one is tempted to say something about finding honest lawyers … hihihihi … but I like the slogan.
Anonymous

Justice IS stability.
Anonymous

ohhh yes…another meeting, another slogan…go home pple nothing serious here
Anonymous

Look at these idiots…….what a load of crap! Stop talking shit and making up slogans, these meetings are useless.
The only language these mongaloids at HA understand is weapons, either arm your men and talk to them in that language or go home and stop this nonesense. Stop wasting our time in building hopes and dreams for a free, independant and civilised Lebanon!

Anonymous

Most sane people do not wish to be in between two sides throwing lead at each other … and battles here seem to have that unfortunate circumstance. Armies no longer play on a ‘field of battle’. There is no honour in it any more.
What is needed is MORE people saying the same thing … citizens who DESIRE change and stability without those false boogymen of ‘sectarian strife’ and ‘outsider influence’ being a reason to pick up a gun … people writing and talking and out on the street shouting for it. (I know … sounds like a ‘demonstration’.)
If ‘the people’ come out and say what they will accept FOR the sake of country and unity, the war-mongers will slink away. I believe MOST people will accept each other and the various ‘beliefs’. I believe MOST people will want a country – united and functioning for ALL.
Show support for the ones who feel the same way … and if you need to exhaust dialogue to do it, it is a better way.

Anonymous

“For my part, I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream.” – Vincent van Gogh

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