كشف النائب العام السوري القاضي حسان تربة اليوم (الخميس) إحالة 4 مسؤولين بارزين من عهد الرئيس السابق بشار الأسد، بينهم المفتي السابق أحمد بدر الدين حسون، إلى التحقيق، موضحاً أن القرار جاء لمباشرة التحقيق معهم بارتكاب جرائم بحق الشعب السوري.
وأوضح تربة أن هذه الخطوة جاءت في إطار الجهود المستمرة لمحاكمة مرتكبي الجرائم بحق الشعب السوري، وانطلاقاً من تطبيق العدالة الانتقالية، مبيناً أنه بعد إحالة وزارة الداخلية عدداً من ملفات المدَّعى عليهم بارتكاب هذه الانتهاكات، قامت النيابة بدراسة الضبوط والوثائق المقدمة، وبناء عليه تم تحريك دعوى الحق العام.
وأشار إلى أن المسؤولين الأربعة (عاطف نجيب، وأحمد بدر الدين حسون، ومحمد الشعار، وإبراهيم الحويجة) تمت إحالتهم إلى قاضي التحقيق المختص لمباشرة التحقيق واتخاذ الإجراءات القانونية أصولاً، داعياً جميع المتضررين وأسرهم، أو من لديهم شهادات أو معلومات حول هذه الانتهاكات، إلى تقديم ما لديهم لضمها إلى ملف التحقيق.
ونقلت وكالة الأنباء السورية (سانا) عن النائب العام قوله: «إننا في النيابة العامة نؤكد التزامنا بتحقيق العدالة، وسنبذل كل الجهود اللازمة لملاحقة المتورطين في هذه الجرائم ومحاسبتهم، لضمان حقوق الضحايا وأسرهم»، داعياً المنظمات الحقوقية والإنسانية المعنية إلى تقديم ما لديهم من ملفات ووثائق يمكن أن تسهم في كشف الحقيقة.
وكانت وزارة العدل أعلنت في وقت سابق اليوم أنها بدأت باستلام ملفات بعض الموقوفين على خلفية ارتكاب جرائم وانتهاكات بحق الشعب السوري وتحريك الدعوى العامة بحقهم، تأكيداً على التزام الحكومة السورية بنهج المساءلة وتعزيز الثقة بالنظام القضائي، وحماية حقوق الإنسان.
وكانت السلطات السورية قد أوقفت في مارس الماضي مفتي نظام الرئيس السابق أحمد بدر الدين حسون، الذي يعرف بـ«مفتي البراميل»، اثناء مغادرته البلاد عبر مطار دمشق، بسبب مواقفه الداعمة للقمع الوحشي الذي قابل به النظام الاحتجاجات عام 2011.
بينهم مفتي نظام الأسد.. النائب العام السوري: إحالة 4 مسؤولين سابقين إلى التحقيق
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The Syrian Attorney General, Judge Hassan Turba, revealed today (Thursday) the referral of 4 prominent officials from the era of former President Bashar al-Assad, including former Mufti Ahmad Badreddin Hassoun, for investigation, explaining that the decision was made to initiate an investigation into crimes committed against the Syrian people.
Turba clarified that this step is part of ongoing efforts to prosecute those who have committed crimes against the Syrian people, and is based on the application of transitional justice. He indicated that after the Ministry of Interior referred several files of those accused of committing these violations, the prosecution studied the reports and documents presented, and based on that, a public lawsuit was initiated.
He pointed out that the four officials (Atef Najib, Ahmad Badreddin Hassoun, Mohammad al-Shaar, and Ibrahim al-Hweij) have been referred to the competent investigating judge to begin the investigation and take legal action accordingly, calling on all victims and their families, or anyone with testimonies or information about these violations, to provide what they have to be included in the investigation file.
The Syrian news agency (SANA) quoted the Attorney General as saying: "We in the Public Prosecution affirm our commitment to achieving justice, and we will make every effort necessary to pursue those involved in these crimes and hold them accountable, to ensure the rights of the victims and their families," urging relevant human rights and humanitarian organizations to provide any files and documents that could contribute to uncovering the truth.
The Ministry of Justice announced earlier today that it has begun receiving files of some detainees in connection with crimes and violations against the Syrian people and initiating public lawsuits against them, affirming the Syrian government's commitment to accountability and enhancing trust in the judicial system, and protecting human rights.
Syrian authorities had detained the regime's Mufti Ahmad Badreddin Hassoun, known as the "Mufti of Barrels," last March while he was leaving the country via Damascus International Airport, due to his supportive stance of the brutal crackdown that the regime used against protests in 2011.
Turba clarified that this step is part of ongoing efforts to prosecute those who have committed crimes against the Syrian people, and is based on the application of transitional justice. He indicated that after the Ministry of Interior referred several files of those accused of committing these violations, the prosecution studied the reports and documents presented, and based on that, a public lawsuit was initiated.
He pointed out that the four officials (Atef Najib, Ahmad Badreddin Hassoun, Mohammad al-Shaar, and Ibrahim al-Hweij) have been referred to the competent investigating judge to begin the investigation and take legal action accordingly, calling on all victims and their families, or anyone with testimonies or information about these violations, to provide what they have to be included in the investigation file.
The Syrian news agency (SANA) quoted the Attorney General as saying: "We in the Public Prosecution affirm our commitment to achieving justice, and we will make every effort necessary to pursue those involved in these crimes and hold them accountable, to ensure the rights of the victims and their families," urging relevant human rights and humanitarian organizations to provide any files and documents that could contribute to uncovering the truth.
The Ministry of Justice announced earlier today that it has begun receiving files of some detainees in connection with crimes and violations against the Syrian people and initiating public lawsuits against them, affirming the Syrian government's commitment to accountability and enhancing trust in the judicial system, and protecting human rights.
Syrian authorities had detained the regime's Mufti Ahmad Badreddin Hassoun, known as the "Mufti of Barrels," last March while he was leaving the country via Damascus International Airport, due to his supportive stance of the brutal crackdown that the regime used against protests in 2011.