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How does Syrian law view resisting security patrols amidst the tension between state prestige and the rule of law?
The article addresses the phenomenon of resisting security patrols in Syria, where security forces, while carrying out their duties, face verbal and physical resistance, including assaults and gunfire that have resulted in martyrs and injuries. Syrian legal texts emphasize that assaulting security personnel is punishable by law, and that the current legislation is sufficient. It is also essential to adhere to legal principles and foster trust between the community and security agencies in order to enhance the state's authority and uphold the rule of law.
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