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Nour Arabo on Terrorism Court Removal
Reports have confirmed that the Syrian People's Assembly approved a draft law to abolish Law No. 22 of 2012, under which a terrorism court was established about a year after the Syrian revolution began. The law aims to end the court's work and address the legal and judicial consequences of its rulings, which have been described as unjust. During its operation, the court issued thousands of verdicts that included confiscation of property and arbitrary arrests, often based on confessions obtained under torture. The law also stipulates the formation of specialized judicial committees to review previous rulings, cancel their effects, and return confiscated property, along with exempting its owners from related taxes and fees. This is part of the transitional justice process and closing the file of the exceptional court, with the goal of providing justice for the victims and addressing its legal and financial legacy.
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