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People's Council Likely to End Terrorism Court
The Syrian People's Assembly announced its intention to abolish the Terrorism Courts, which were established in 2012 to handle cases related to individuals associated with the Assad regime. This move is part of efforts to review exceptional laws and rulings and to address the consequences of the judgments issued by these courts, especially those involving imprisonment, execution, and confiscation. Human rights reports documented widespread violations during their operation. The task of nullifying the effects of those judgments has been assigned to the Higher Judicial Council, along with waiving the associated fees and taxes for property confiscated by these rulings. This step follows a judicial review aimed at assessing the legitimacy of previous judgments and represents an effort to reform the judiciary and to address the legacy of the regime's courts.
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