Syrian court condemns Bashar al-Assad to death for crimes against humanity
A Syrian court sentenced to death on Tuesday the overthrown leader Bashar al-Assad after an absence trial, pleading him guilty of crimes that
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A Syrian court sentenced the overthrown leader Bashar al-Assad to death on Tuesday after an absence trial, finding him guilty of crimes including murder, torture and arbitrary detention during the almost 14 years of war in the country. This is the first sentence of this kind handed down by the Syrian transitional leaders who overthrown Assad in December 2024, committing themselves to providing justice and holding accountable for the crimes committed during his mandate. Najib was dismissed after the repression, when the protests spread to other provinces.
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A Syrian court sentenced the overthrown leader Bashar al-Assad to death on Tuesday after an absence trial, finding him guilty of crimes including murder, torture and arbitrary detention during the almost 14 years of war in the country.
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This is the first sentence of this kind handed down by the Syrian transitional leaders who overthrown Assad in December 2024, committing themselves to providing justice and holding accountable for the crimes committed during his mandate.
according to Infobae — AméricaNajib was dismissed after the repression, when the protests spread to other provinces.
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