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صحيفة العروبة
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Source: صحيفة العروبة
3 Hrsصحيفة العروبة
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On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, the Fourth Specialized Criminal Court for Transitional Justice in Damascus held eight public hearings on cases involving alleged violations by former officials and members of the former regime’s agencies. The hearings included the start of the trial of Tareq Nabat, who is accused of crimes including murder, torture and enforced disappearance; he denied the charges. Radeef Mustafa said accountability would cover individual and institutional roles that may have contributed to, facilitated or covered up the crimes. Responsibilities, he said, would be determined on the basis of evidence and law, while ensuring a fair trial and the rights of the defense. He added that Nabat had taken part in examining more than 67 bodies. Hearings in his case were postponed until November 17, while the cases of four other defendants were adjourned until the following day.
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