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Syrian trials in Europe: “They give a distorted perception of the crimes perpetrated”

Syrian trials in Europe: “They give a distorted perception of the crimes perpetrated”

JUSTICEINFO.NET IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Uğur Üngör Professor at the NIOD Institute for war, holocaust and genocide studies in Amsterdam. Almost a decade after the revolution and the beginning of the civil war in Syria, several countries in Europe have started to try Syrian individuals. Former rebel commanders, Islamist fighters, ISIS members or Syrian intelligence officers, they […]

By Lena Bjurström

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