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Syrian commission prepares war crimes case against militia leader Fadi Saqr
Syria's National Commission for Transitional Justice is preparing a war crimes case against Fadi Saqr, a former militia leader accused of mass killings in the Tadamon neighborhood of Damascus. The initiative follows public outrage over the new government's previous collaboration with Saqr, who denies the allegations.
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6 tagswar crimestransitional justiceAssad regimeTadamon massacreaccountabilityhuman rights
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Syrian commission prepares war crimes case against notorious Assad official
Apr 30, 2026, 2:00 PM
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