Syria moves to abolish Assad-era terrorism court, restore rights in 90,000+ cases

Syria's new administration has introduced a bill to abolish the Assad-era 'Terrorism Court' and reverse its rulings, aiming to restore property and rights in over 90,000 cases. This marks a significant break from the previous regime's judicial apparatus, though implementation and scope remain uncertain. The move signals a broader transitional justice effort but faces challenges in enforcement and potential political resistance.