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شبكة شام الإخبارية
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Syria After Assad: Reflection or Reconciliation
The article discussed the idea of a "culture of apology" in Syria following the fall of the Assad regime, and how much it contributes to addressing the legacy of violations and crimes committed over the years of the regime's rule. It clarified that late acknowledgment of mistakes can be a beginning towards reconciliation, but only if the apology is sincere and includes acknowledgment of the harm caused, taking responsibility, and a commitment not to repeat the behavior. The importance of distinguishing between political stance and actual actions was emphasized, pointing out that criminal responsibility requires the proof of specific acts along with elements related to intentions and evidence. An apology alone does not exempt one from the demands of justice and accountability. It was also noted that dealing with the past and preserving collective memory are necessary to prevent its recurrence. Apologies can contribute to reconciliation if they are accompanied by facts and a review of behavior, while rejecting forgetting or escape from justice.
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