Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam said Palestinian camps in Lebanon fall under Lebanese sovereignty and are subject to Lebanese law, according to Al Jazeera Arabic. He also said that what is required is a clear and regular presence of state institutions inside the camps. The headline of an Al Jazeera Arabic report indicates that Lebanon is weighing the balance between sovereignty and rights within the framework of governance of Palestinian camps. It is not yet clear where the remarks were made or on what occasion, nor what procedures or timetable exist for establishing a state institutional presence in the camps.
BreakingBriefخبر موجز استنادا إلى مصدر واحد، وما زالت التفاصيل ناقصة
Salam: Palestinian camps in Lebanon are subject to Lebanese sovereignty and law
Salam says a clear and regular presence of state institutions inside the camps is required, according to Al Jazeera Arabic
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- Salam: Palestinian camps fall under Lebanese sovereignty.
- Salam: The camps are subject to Lebanese law, and a clear and regular presence of state institutions is required in them.
- The remarks are attributed to Al Jazeera Arabic, which is the sole source so far.
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- Al Jazeera Arabicحوكمة المخيمات الفلسطينية.. لبنان يبحث معادلة السيادة والحقوقPrimary source