Syria's Justice Committee to coordinate with INTERPOL for regime symbols

On Tuesday, the Syrian court issued death sentences against Bashar Assad and several members of his regime, including a former security official. This marks the first such move since the overthrow of the government at the end of 2024. The Syrian Ministry of Justice confirmed that these sentences were issued after judicial procedures based on facts and evidence presented during trials held before a specialized criminal court, with regard for legal and constitutional guarantees. They emphasized that these measures are part of the effort to achieve justice and hold accountable those responsible for past crimes and violations. In response to criticism from Amnesty International, the ministry clarified that the legal procedures were carried out lawfully and transparently, reaffirming respect for rights and guarantees of a fair trial. They also expressed their readiness to engage in dialogue with international human rights organizations to develop the justice system.

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