French court issues life sentences to three senior Syrian officials for war crimes
- France has conducted its first trial on abuses during Syria's civil war since 2011. The accused include Ali Mamlouk, former head of Syrian secret services, and security adviser to Bashar al-Assad.
- The accused officials were absent at the trial, with international arrest warrants issued. Ali Mamlouk is now a top adviser to Bashar Al-Assad and believed to be in Syria.
- The trial focused on their involvement in the deaths of two French-Syrian men arrested in 2013 and declared dead in 2018.
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