Transitional Justice in Syria: Do executions affect disappearance reports
The Syrian authorities face a dilemma in balancing transitional justice with maintaining international cooperation. Demands from the people for the execution of those accused of war crimes raise concerns about hindering efforts to uncover the fates of thousands of missing persons, as international organizations refuse to cooperate with Syria if the death penalty is carried out. It is believed that imposing this punishment could obstruct the use of DNA testing tools necessary to identify victims buried in mass graves, in addition to the fact that the judicial system suffers from weaknesses and challenges in holding war criminals accountable.
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