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Ahmad Hassoun receives life sentence for war crimes
The trial of Ahmed Haton, the former Mufti of the Syrian regime, involves accusations of involvement in war crimes and incitement to war and sectarian violence. He was sentenced to life imprisonment, with his assets frozen and confiscated. It is alleged that he employed the official religious institutions, including the Dar al-Ifta, to justify military operations such as the use of barrel bombs, provided financial support to the "Liwa al-Quds" militia, and incited violence and justified killing during the Syrian revolution. The accusations also pertain to his role in supporting Russian and Iranian interventions and presenting positions supportive of the toppled regime. The court convicted Haton of charges including conspiracy, political and religious manipulation in support of the regime, and using inflammatory rhetoric. This trial is considered one of the most prominent cases of accountability involving close associates of the former regime.
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