Syria forms panel to probe civilian attacks in Sweida violence
SUWAYDA PROVINCE, SYRIA, AUG 3 – The seven-member committee will investigate assaults and violations after clashes killed over 800 people and displaced more than 130,000, aiming to hold perpetrators accountable within three months.
- The Sweida province in Syria experienced deadly violence in July, with hundreds killed, tens of thousands displaced, and Syria's transition threatened.
- Syria's Justice Ministry formed a committee to investigate the attacks, uncover the circumstances leading to the Sweida events, and refer implicated individuals to the judiciary.
- A similar committee previously found widespread violations against civilians, including by security forces, resulting in over 1,400 deaths after sectarian violence on Syria's coast.
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Syria forms committee to investigate Sweida violence
Syria has pledged to investigate clashes in the southern province of Sweida which killed hundreds of people last month -the second major episode of sectarian violence since the ouster of longtime Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) on Wednesday urged accountability for the death of Syrian photojournalist Sari Majid Al-Shoufi while reporting on armed combat near the Syrian city of Sweida. Al-Shoufi was a photojournalist for Suwayda 24, a Druze-focused website. Rayan Marouf, the editor-in-chief of the website, said Al-Shoufi was reporting from a site in Taara, close to Sweida. Marouf told CPJ that, at around 6 AM on July 14, Al-Shou…
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