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International Law on Torture and Justice
The article focuses on international efforts to combat and document torture crimes, particularly in the context of the Syrian regime, which has committed widespread and systematic human rights violations. It highlights the importance of applying international laws, such as the Convention Against Torture, and emphasizes the illegality of confessions obtained under torture. Additionally, it underscores the responsibility of both states and individuals in prosecuting those responsible. The article stresses the significance of legal and media documentation to ensure justice and reviews the use of the principle of universal jurisdiction to prosecute perpetrators of torture, citing European cases that convicted Syrian officials. It concludes by reaffirming that acts of torture do not prescribe over time and that supporting justice requires the coordination of international and domestic legal actions.
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