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The Syrian Ministry of Justice responded to Amnesty International's criticisms regarding the judicial rulings issued against Bashar al-Assad, his brother Maher al-Assad, and Atef Najeeb, including the death penalty and trials conducted in their absence. The ministry affirmed that the trials took place before a specialized civilian court, in the presence of the victims, and were based on evidence and law, with guarantees for the rights of defense and the right to appeal. It emphasized that judicial reforms aim to enhance the independence of the judiciary and ensure a fair trial, and that the organization's remarks do not reflect the accuracy of the legal procedures followed.
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