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Syrian Justice Responds to Amnesty on Death Penalties
The Syrian Ministry of Justice responded to criticisms from Amnesty International regarding recent judicial rulings, affirming that the trials were conducted before specialized criminal courts and in accordance with legal procedures that guarantee the rights of the defense and the due process of law. It clarified that all judgments were based on evidence and legal files, while respecting constitutional and legal guarantees. The Ministry also stated that the enforcement of the death penalty is subject to strict legal controls, and that in absentia trials do not eliminate the guarantees of justice if the legal conditions are met. Additionally, the Ministry emphasized that judicial reform aims to enhance judicial independence and develop legislation, and that achieving justice goes hand in hand with protecting the rights of all parties. It expressed its readiness for dialogue with international human rights organizations.
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