Syria unveils new criminal justice approach
Syria has announced the adoption of a national strategy for security and criminal justice for the period from 2026 to 2031, aiming to enhance the effectiveness of justice systems and the efficiency of law enforcement institutions. It also committed to establishing national coordination mechanisms to combat organized crime, including drugs and human trafficking, in the upcoming year. The strategy seeks to improve legislation, protect victims and witnesses, and develop digital and financial investigation capabilities, with a focus on building community trust in justice institutions and addressing crime at its roots. These measures are part of Syria's efforts to rebuild state institutions and strengthen international cooperation in combating all forms of crime, with an emphasis on respecting human rights and the rule of law.
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