“RED TV”
Episode 315 of Economy, with researcher and legal consultant Muhammad Moghbat, discussed the House of Representatives’ approval of the General Amnesty Law, and the financial and banking crimes and corruption that are excluded from the law.
The episode attempted to answer the following questions: Does the General Amnesty Law include any financial crimes?
What is the difference between financial crime and crimes against public funds or depositors’ funds?
Can a pardon waive criminal liability without waiving the right of those affected to recover their money?
What about the files related to the financial and banking collapse? Can the law affect, directly or indirectly, the course of investigation and accountability in these files?
The episode also discussed the difference between the requirements of justice and the rights of victims, the need to address the crisis of arrest and trials, and the limits of general amnesty? Are we facing a necessary settlement or a precedent that might perpetuate impunity?
