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The Parole Bill, 2026, was passed in the Upper House on Tuesday, bringing the proposed legislation one step closer to establishing provisions for the early release of certain prisoners before the completion of their sentences.
Despite the clash of views between Justice Minister Devesh Maharaj and Opposition Senator Faris Al-Rawi during the debate, the bill was passed without amendments.
According to the Government, the bill will allow for the early release of certain prisoners before the completion of their sentences, once they meet strict eligibility requirements and conditions under the proposed law.
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