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شبكة شام الإخبارية
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Assad’s Judicial Shift Against Opponents
The Terrorism Cases Court was established in Syria in 2012 to enhance the prosecution of the opposition and activists within an exceptional legal framework. It was widely used to pursue thousands of individuals based on their political and civil activities, including participation in protests and providing humanitarian aid. The reliance on anti-terrorism laws and broad legal formulations allowed for unfair trials, often based on confessions extracted under torture, leading to death sentences and the confiscation of property. Its current abolition opens the way to address the legal consequences of these rulings, particularly concerning confiscated property and assets. The aim is to rectify some of the justice violations committed during its years of operation.
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