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On Monday, 9 November 2026, Syria’s People’s Assembly approved repealing provisions that had barred citizens from challenging administrative decisions in court, including decisions on expropriation, compensation, dismissal from public office and regulations. The change allows such decisions to be brought before the competent courts, but does not automatically overturn them or guarantee a ruling in the challenger’s favor. Its application to earlier cases, as well as deadlines for filing challenges, will depend on the law’s final wording and the procedural rules. The move is part of a review of legislation to bring it into line with Article 17 of the Constitutional Declaration, which prohibits shielding administrative decisions from judicial review.
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