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Syrian official sentenced to life for crimes against humanity in landmark German trial
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Anwar Raslan is the most senior official from President Bashar Assad’s regime to face justice for atrocity crimes committed during the Syrian Civil War.
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Court set to deliver ruling for former Syrian secret police officer Anwar Raslan, accused of crimes against humanity for abuse of detainees at Damascus jail a decade ago
A court convicted Anwar Raslan of overseeing torture at a detention center nearly a decade ago. He was sentenced to life in prison, in one of the world’s first criminal trials on atrocities in Syria’s decade-long civil war.
Anwar Raslan is the most senior official from President Bashar Assad’s regime to face justice for atrocity crimes committed during the Syrian Civil War.
In verdict hailed as 'breakthrough,' Anwar Raslan sentenced to life behind bars for overseeing 'systematic and brutal torture' of 4,000 prisoners in early stages of civil war
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