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The Fourth Criminal Court specializing in transitional justice in Damascus held eight public sessions. They included the opening of the trial of Tarek Binyat, formerly an assistant to the head of the Military Public Prosecution, as well as the continuation of other cases and consideration of in absentia judgments against defendants who have fled. Binyat faces charges of complicity in intentional killing, torture resulting in death, enforced disappearance, war crimes and crimes against humanity. The indictment says he took part in examining more than 67 bodies of detainees who died under torture and signed the corresponding reports. He denied the charges. The court adjourned the hearing until 17 November.
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