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Patrick Kroker: "They saw injuries nobody could have survived" - Vimarsana News

Patrick Kroker: "They saw injuries nobody could have survived"

In Berlin, a former militia member from Syria is accused of war crimes for firing a grenade into a group of civilians in Damascus in 2014. The trial is the third in Germany to prosecute crimes of the Bashar al-Assad regime. Lawyer Patrick Kroker, from the European Centre for Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR) represents one of the joint plaintiffs in the case. He tells Justice Info about the developments in court since the start of the trial in August, and why the charges should be extended to war crimes.

Alleged Gambian Death Squad Member Denies German Charges - Vimarsana News

Alleged Gambian Death Squad Member Denies German Charges

Alleged Gambian death squad member denies German charges

Alleged Gambian death squad member denies German charges - Vimarsana News

Alleged Gambian death squad member denies German charges

A Gambian man on trial in Germany accused of belonging to a death squad that assassinated opponents of former dictator Yahya Jammeh, including an AFP journalist, on Thursday denied the charges.

Source: rfi.fr
Alleged member of the Gambian death squad denies German allegations - Vimarsana News

Alleged member of the Gambian death squad denies German allegations

A Gambian man on trial in Germany accused of belonging to a death squad that murdered opponents of former dictator Yahya Jammeh, including an AFP journalist,

Assad's crimes tried in German courts?: Hoping for justice - Vimarsana News

Assad's crimes tried in German courts?: Hoping for justice

German public prosecutors in Karlsruhe are acting surprisingly fast to interview Syrian victims who have filed criminal charges against members of the Syrian intelligence agency in Damascus. Specific investigations and international arrest warrants could follow. By Kristin Helberg