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The Syrian Parliament voted to abolish the Terrorism Cases Court, which was established in 2012 during Bashar Assad's rule and had been used to prosecute thousands of Syrians on terrorism-related charges. This move comes as part of legislative reforms following the overthrow of the Assad regime in December 2024, when the first People's Assembly was convened since then. Critics argued that the law lacked basic judicial guarantees, noting widespread torture and mistreatment, and that the court was allowed to bypass normal legal procedures. The abolition's outcomes include nullifying the legal effects of previous rulings, restoring confiscated properties, and it is among the first significant legislative decisions made by the new Syrian government.
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