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العدل السورية تعلن إلغاء محكمة الإرهاب وإبطال أحكامها.. تشمل قرابة 50 ألف دعوى
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العدل السورية تعلن إلغاء محكمة الإرهاب وإبطال أحكامها.. تشمل قرابة 50 ألف دعوى

محكمة الإرهابالعدل السوريةمجلس الشعب

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أعلنت وزارة العدل السورية عن معالجة الآثار القانونية لمحكمة الإرهاب والتي تشمل 49726 دعوى مجتمعة، في إطار ما وصفته بـ 'مسار رد الحقوق وإعادة الاعتبار لسيادة القانون'، بعد إلغاء مجلس الشعب السوري لمحكمة قضايا الإرهاب التي استخدمها النظام السابق كأداة لقمع المعارضين.

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Why It Matters

كانت محكمة الإرهاب في سوريا أداة استخدمها النظام السابق لقمع المعارضين والنشطاء، ورفع بها آلاف القضايا ضد خصومه السياسيين والمدنيين.

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تشمل قرابة 50 ألف دعوى.. العدل السورية تعلن إلغاء محكمة الإرهاب وإبطال أحكامها

أعلنت وزارة العدل السورية عن معالجة الآثار القانونية لمحكمة الإرهاب والتي تشمل 49726 دعوى مجتمعة، في إطار ما قالت عنه "مسار رد الحقوق وإعادة الاعتبار لسيادة القانون".

محكمة الإرهاب في سوريا صارت من الماضي.. لكن مفاعيلها لم تنته بعد

ألغى مجلس الشعب السوري محكمة قضايا الإرهاب التي رفع بها النظام السابق سيف قصاصه على معارضيه، ولكن إرثا كبيرا من الإشكاليات القانونية والتداعيات لا يزال يقيد من مر اسمه في أروقتها.

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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • سيتم تشكيل لجنة قانونية لمراجعة وإبطال الأحكام الصادرة عن محكمة الإرهاب

    Very likely · Within weeks

  • سيتم إطلاق سراح بعض السجناء المحكومين بأحكام باطلة من محكمة الإرهاب

    Likely · Within months

Open Questions

  • ما هو مصير السجناء المحكومين بأحكام من محكمة الإرهاب؟
  • هل سيتم إعادة محاكمة المتهمين أمام محاكم عادية؟
  • كيف سيتم تعويض المتضررين من الأحكام الباطلة؟

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محكمة الإرهاب
Organizationsوزارة العدل السوريةمجلس الشعب السوري
Placesسوريا
Topicsالعدل السوريةمجلس الشعبالنظام السابقالدعوى القانونيةسيادة القانونرد الحقوق
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