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Syria forms transitional justice, missing persons commissions

  • On Saturday, Syria established a government body dedicated to addressing cases of missing individuals, along with a separate commission focused on transitional justice, over five months after the removal of Bashar al-Assad from power.
  • The commissions were established in line with a constitutional declaration enacted in March that outlines a five-year transition period and calls for accountability and justice regarding crimes committed during Assad's decades-long rule.
  • Interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa signed decrees establishing these independent bodies to document disappearances, uncover violations by the former regime, and support victims' families.
  • The 14-year war killed over 500,000, displaced millions, and left tens of thousands missing, making transitional justice a key pillar for law and reconciliation.
  • Experts stress that lasting peace in Syria depends on building a strong judicial system that delivers justice for all victims from the Assad era.
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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Saturday, May 17, 2025.
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