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Is the Damascus Government Cementing an Unjust Judiciary?

Summary by The Syrian Observer
Syria’s judicial crisis goes far beyond procedural mistakes or temporary measures. It reflects a structural breakdown that has turned the judiciary into a political tool—one that excludes qualified professionals, rewards loyalty, reproduces repressive laws, and disregards basic legal safeguards. The result is a system that protects perpetrators, normalizes violations, and denies victims any path to justice. Personal Prosecution: A Misused Legal …

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Is the Damascus Government Cementing an Unjust Judiciary?

Syria’s judicial crisis goes far beyond procedural mistakes or temporary measures. It reflects a structural breakdown that has turned the judiciary into a political tool—one that excludes qualified professionals, rewards loyalty, reproduces repressive laws, and disregards basic legal safeguards. The result is a system that protects perpetrators, normalizes violations, and denies victims any path to justice. Personal Prosecution: A Misused Legal …

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The Syrian Observer broke the news in on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.
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