Investigation Commission in Sweida to Hold Public Trials Amid Expanded Violations

Judge Ammar Izz al-Din, the spokesperson for the investigation commission regarding the recent events in Sweida, stated on Sunday that all individuals detained in connection with these incidents will be charged publicly in accordance with Syrian law. He stressed that justice will be applied without any discrimination or exceptions.

Izz al-Din noted that the commission will continue to gather evidence related to violations committed during the protests, and all findings will be submitted to the relevant courts for accountability. He highlighted that the commission operates independently and transparently to ensure the complete truth is uncovered.

He also pointed out that the decision to extend the commission's work was made due to the increase in recorded violations, necessitating an expansion of investigations to additional regions and events to achieve a thorough and reliable inquiry.

Furthermore, he emphasized that the commission will provide clear recommendations to the appropriate authorities aimed at preventing the recurrence of such violations in the future, underscoring the importance of accountability and the avoidance of impunity.

These statements from Izz al-Din come at a time when the province of Sweida is experiencing heightened public anticipation, with growing calls for justice and transparency in addressing the aftermath of recent events.