Syria refs Bashar and Maher Assad to Interpol
The Fourth Criminal Court in Syria has confirmed that the waiving of the court judgments issued against the ousted Syrian President Bashar Assad, his brother Maher Assad, and a number of former officials has legal implications. These judgments have been forwarded to Interpol for the necessary procedures. The court's president explained that these rulings pertain to serious violations and are issued to ensure that legal proceedings continue, emphasizing that they are not final judgments and that trial procedures will be resumed once those sentenced are apprehended. He also pointed out that the ruling against Bashar Assad is based on evidence related to responsibility for issuing orders within the chain of command. The court continues its efforts to protect witnesses and ensure the rights of victims within the context of transitional justice.
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