Judge Fakhruddin Al-Aryan and the Assad death verdicts
The article discusses the role of Judge Fakhreddine Al-Arian, who has become one of the most prominent figures in Syria after issuing death sentences against the Bashar Assad regime and its affiliates, including Assad himself and his cousin, Atef Najeeb. This followed his trial on charges related to human rights violations in Daraa dating back to 2011. Al-Arian, who defected from the Assad regime and studied law in Aleppo, presided over sessions holding the Assad regime accountable, most notably his historic case that resulted in a death sentence for the former president—based on investigations and testimonies that proved the regime’s involvement in suppressing protesters.
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