Search Results for: أنور رسلان
December 25, 2021
Inside the Raslan Trial: An unexpected witness, a missing witness, and a rejected witnesses
Kerber concluded that P57 recognized Raslan at his office. She asked P57 whether he personally saw Raslan. P57 said “yes, exactly” Raslan might have even recognized him as well.
December 15, 2020
Inside the Raslan Trial: State Secrets and Mass Graves
The court decided to allow the partial disguise. He was a former member of a governmental office and is worried about his family in Syria and his relatives had already been threatened.
May 9, 2020
Inside the Anwar Raslan Trial: the first four days
Severely deprives, in contravention of a general rule of international law, a person of his or her physical liberty
February 27, 2019
Justice or Forgiveness? The Case of Anwar Raslan
Discussions about who deserves to be tried, and who deserves amnesty, are integral to any post-conflict criminal accountability process
December 13, 2020
“‘My goal is justice for all Syrians’: one man’s journey from jail to witness for the prosecution
Anwar al-Bunni devoted his life to human rights in Syria. Now in exile in Germany, he is part of a landmark first prosecution for war crimes against Bashar al-Assad’s regime
April 28, 2022
Massacre in Tadamon: how two academics hunted down a Syrian war criminal
“Because how long do you want to go on courting a mukhabarat[intelligence] officer,” asked Uğur. “I think that the moment where he opened up about his brother, and that he committed revenge, that’s as close as you can get in this particular context.”
March 4, 2021
Reflections on the Eyad Al-Gharib Judgment
The case against Al-Gharib was initially built upon a shaky foundation. When the prosecutors filed the case, they might have had more detailed self-incriminating statements from Al-Gharib.
November 9, 2020
It’s time to stop impunity for crimes against journalists in Syria
Since 2014, November 2nd has been dedicated to remembering all journalists who have been killed, harmed, or detained while pursuing their profession and to continuing the fight against impunity for all crimes against journalists.
