Public Trials Announced for Sweida Incident as Investigation Extended Due to Scale of Violations

Ammar Ezzedine, the spokesperson for the investigation commission regarding the Sweida events, announced today that all detainees connected to the recent incidents will be tried publicly in accordance with Syrian law, asserting that justice will be enforced without discrimination.

The commission will continue to gather evidence concerning the violations that occurred during the protests, with all findings to be forwarded to the relevant judicial authorities to hold those responsible accountable. Ezzedine emphasized that the commission operates independently and transparently to ensure a complete disclosure of the truth.

He also noted that the decision to extend the commission's work was prompted by the extensive nature of the recorded violations, necessitating an expansion of the investigations to include additional regions and events to achieve a thorough and reliable inquiry.

Ezzedine confirmed that the commission will issue clear recommendations to relevant parties regarding the need for measures to prevent the recurrence of such violations in the future, highlighting the importance of accountability and the necessity of facing consequences.

These statements come at a time when the Sweida province is experiencing heightened public anticipation for guarantees of justice and transparency in addressing the aftermath of recent events.