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Former Syrian secret agent convicted after torture victims recognize him in German soil
Former Syrian secret agent convicted after torture victims recognize him in German soil
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For the first time worldwide, an individual was sentenced for aiding crimes against humanity in another country. A German court convicted a former Syrian secret service agent for delivering victims to a detention center in Douma, Syria, where they were tortured. War crimes are covered by international law allowing the prosecution of foreigners for crimes committed in other countries.

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