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A Syrian court sentenced Ahmad Hassoun, the former grand mufti, to life imprisonment for crimes committed during the Assad regime. He was convicted of charges related to his role in supporting the government.
A Syrian court sentenced Ahmad Hassoun, the former grand mufti, to life imprisonment for crimes committed during the Assad regime. He was convicted of supporting the government. The conviction is notable because post-Assad Syria is now prosecuting senior figures from the old regime, but the tribunal is also Assad's judicial system. Accountability is happening, but through the same state apparatus that enabled those crimes.
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