Syrian court in absence condemns dictator Bachar the Asad to death
Syria condemns to death former dictator Al Asad, exiled in Moscow, and eight collaborators, including his brother
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Syria condemns to death former dictator Al Asad, exiled in Moscow, and eight collaborators, including his brother. In March 2011, this religious centre became the main meeting point and the symbolic heart of the first anti-government protests that triggered the Syrian national uprising. The trial, the first of the transitional justice period in Syria and the first public prosecution of a former high security officer for the 2011 repression.
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Syria condemns to death former dictator Al Asad, exiled in Moscow, and eight collaborators, including his brother.
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In March 2011, this religious centre became the main meeting point and the symbolic heart of the first anti-government protests that triggered the Syrian national uprising.
according to El Español — PortadaThe trial, the first of the transitional justice period in Syria and the first public prosecution of a former high security officer for the 2011 repression.
according to El Español — Portada
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