Syria Reports 2,500 Transitional Justice Cases

Syria announced that it has 1,147 cases under investigation within the framework of transitional justice, with judicial rulings issued against a number of high-profile criminals. The Criminal Court has dealt with five cases and is currently considering twelve more. The Syrian government reaffirmed its commitment to judicial standards and guarantees of fair trials, while also activating specialized programs for the missing, such as "Athar," to report missing persons and build a unified national registry. Additionally, Syria's representative pointed to ongoing Israeli hostilities against the country, including bombings and incursions. The Human Rights Council was called upon to take action to uncover the fate of those held in custody by Israel and to work towards their release. The International Committee continues to engage with developments in the justice process and its investigations.

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