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UN Praises 'Potential' of Syria Prisoner Amnesty

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UN special envoy Geir Pedersen welcomes a general amnesty aimed at freeing thousands of Syrians convicted on terrorism charges. President Bashar al-Assad has decreed several amnesties during the country's devastating 11-year war. The latest in April was the most comprehensive related to terrorism charges since the conflict began.

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UN Praises 'Potential' Of Syria Prisoner Amnesty

UN praises 'potential' of Syria prisoner amnesty

2 years ago·United States

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Arab News

UN envoy praises ‘potential’ of Syria prisoner amnesty

DAMASCUS: UN special envoy Geir Pedersen has welcomed a general amnesty aimed at freeing thousands of Syrians convicted on terrorism charges. President Bashar Assad has decreed several amnesties during the country’s devastating 11-year war, but the latest in April was the most comprehensive related to terrorism charges since the conflict began, rights activists said. Pedersen, speaking to reporters in Damascus after a meeting with the regime’s Fo

2 years ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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VOA News

UN Praises 'Potential' of Syria Prisoner Amnesty

President Bashar al-Assad has decreed several amnesties during the country's devastating 11-year war, but the latest in April was the most comprehensive related to terrorism charges since the conflict began, rights activists said

2 years ago·United States

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France24

UN praises 'potential' of Syria prisoner amnesty

UN special envoy Geir Pedersen on Sunday welcomed a general amnesty aimed at freeing thousands of Syrians convicted on terrorism charges.

2 years ago·France

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Capital FM Kenya

UN praises ‘potential’ of Syria prisoner amnesty

Damascus, Syria, May 22 – UN special envoy Geir Pedersen on Sunday welcomed a general amnesty aimed at freeing thousands of Syrians convicted on terrorism charges.President Bashar al-Assad has decreed several amnesties during the country’s devastating 11-year war, but the latest in April was the most comprehensive related to terrorism charges since the conflict began, rights activists said.Pedersen, speaking to reporters in Damascus after a meet…

2 years ago·Nairobi, Kenya

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