Syria: First Trial of Bashar Al-Assad Regime's Crimes Opens in Aleppo
Trial of a dozen defendants begins on charges including fomenting civil war and premeditated murder linked to March violence that killed over 1,400 Alawites, officials said.
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It is full of problems, but also an attempt by the new government to create some sort of justice system after decades of dictatorship
At a demonstration in Syria in 2012, several people were killed. What happened on the streets of Syria at that time is now being tried in Koblenz. What is being accused of the defendants?
First Public Trial Session for Coastal Violations Concludes in Aleppo
In a landmark moment for Syria’s emerging judicial reckoning, the inaugural public session of trials concerning serious violations committed during the March 2025 coastal unrest concluded at noon on Tuesday at Aleppo’s Palace of Justice. It marks the first occasion on which individuals linked to state institutions have appeared in open court for such offences. Fourteen defendants stood before the bench, including former regime loyalists and curr…
First trial of coastal massacre suspects underway in Syria
The first trial of more than a dozen suspects linked to March's violence on the Syrian coast, which saw hundreds of people killed, commenced on Tuesday at the Palace of Justice in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo. The session was broadcast live on Syria’s state news channel Al-Ikhbariya Al-Souriya, in what appears to be an attempt to bring some transparency to the proceedings. The violence began on 6 March last year when supporters of the regi…
Syria opens first trial over coastal violence after Assad's fall
ALEPPO, Syria/AMMAN - Syria on Tuesday began the first trial of suspects in a wave of bloodshed in March during which pro-government fighters killed hundreds of members of the Alawite minority - a case seen as a test of President Ahmed al-Sharaa's promise of accountability. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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