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US bill to revoke Syria laws nears Senate
The Foreign Relations Committee of the U.S. Senate is working on drafting a joint bill to repeal the 2003 Syria Accountability Act and restore Lebanon's sovereignty, along with the 2012 Syria Human Rights Violations Act. This comes as part of Washington's efforts to reevaluate the sanctions imposed on Syria, following moves to revoke the Caesar Act and lift most economic sanctions, while some restrictions remain on officials and entities linked to human rights violations and terrorism. If approved, a significant portion of the U.S. sanctions regime related to Syria would be terminated.
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