First death sentences issued to Assad figures

The Syrian judiciary has issued death sentences against ousted President Bashar al-Assad and several senior officials of his regime, including Atef Najo. These are the first such rulings since the fall of his rule in late 2024. The court confirmed that these sentences relate to crimes of murder, torture, crimes against humanity, and war crimes committed by the regime during his time in power, and that they are subject to appeal within thirty days. Legal experts have noted that these sentences may face obstacles in enforcement, particularly from countries that have abolished the death penalty, although Syria still retains the legal right to request the extradition of the wanted individuals through international channels such as Interpol. These rulings come as part of efforts to hold accountable those responsible for violations in Syria, with the Minister of Interior reaffirming ongoing pursuit of the involved until they receive their just punishment.

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