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شبكة شام الإخبارية
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Was the happiness in punishment or ending impunity
The article focuses on the symbolic and social impact of the death sentences issued against Syrian officials, including Bashar Assad and Atef N Njeib, and their significance as a sign of the beginning of justice being activated and responsible parties being held accountable for long-standing violations in Syria. It clarifies that the joy they provoke reflects the victims' hopes for punishment after a lengthy wait, and signals a shift aimed at breaking the illusion of absolute immunity of authority. The article also emphasizes that these rulings highlight the necessity of continuous accountability for everyone in a fair manner, the development of judicial institutions capable of protecting victims' rights, and the achievement of lasting justice. It underscores the importance of holding officials legally accountable on an individual basis, rather than selectively or collectively.
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