Parliamentary Warnings Against the Return of Ready-Made Charges and Calls to Protect Intellectual Freedoms

Members of Parliament warned against the danger of sliding back toward the policy of ready-made charges and targeting citizens based on their beliefs and personal appearances, emphasizing the need to cement the rule of law and protect freedoms. Political leaders demanded that legal accountability be strictly limited to criminal and material acts that harm public property or social peace, without criminalizing thoughts. Explicit calls were directed to security and judicial agencies to exercise the highest degrees of precision and professionalism to avoid the politicization of files, thereby thwarting any attempts to destabilize societal components through random and generalized accusations.