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Former security official Aatif Najib appeared before the Fourth Criminal Court in Damascus, facing charges of war crimes including murder and torture against peaceful protesters in Daraa in 2011. This trial is part of transitional justice efforts by the new Syrian authorities.
A judge in Damascus has ordered a halt to live media broadcasts during Aatif Najib's trial. This decision aims to protect witnesses and ensure the confidentiality of legal proceedings.
The public prosecutor has ordered the referral of a private school owner to the criminal court after allegations of child abuse within the school. This decision has raised widespread concern in the community regarding child safety in educational institutions.
The criminal court has postponed the trial of Sarah Khalifa and four others accused of sexually assaulting a young man in her apartment to June 3 for further proceedings. This decision follows multiple hearings where evidence and testimonies were presented.
Sarah Khalifa arrived at the criminal court today to face trial for kidnapping and sexual assault. The case has sparked widespread debate in legal and media circles.
A criminal court in Kuwait has sentenced 17 individuals to three years in prison for tweets that incited sectarian strife, while 109 others were spared punishment. This ruling highlights ongoing tensions regarding freedom of expression in the country.
The Fourth Criminal Court in Syria is set to commence public trial sessions for Aatif Najib, former head of political security in Daraa, on Sunday. He faces charges related to crimes against humanity, amidst a backdrop of transitional justice efforts.
The criminal court has postponed the trial of Sarah Khalifa and 27 other defendants in a major drug case to June 9. This delay is part of the legal procedures followed in such cases, aiming to ensure justice and provide adequate time for the defense.
Tomorrow, the Cairo Criminal Court will resume the trial of Sarah Khalifa, accused of sexually assaulting a young man in her apartment. The case has sparked widespread debate in legal and media circles.
Palestinian doctor Rahma Al-Adwan has been referred to the Central Criminal Court 'Old Bailey' in London, facing charges related to supporting the Islamic Resistance Movement 'Hamas'. This action is part of the British authorities' efforts to combat what they consider support for terrorism.
The Governor of Najran, Prince Jalwa bin Abdulaziz, met with the head of the criminal court and several judges to discuss ways to enhance judicial work and improve legal services for citizens.