Fadel Abdul-Ghany, Director of the Syrian Network for Human Rights, told Syria’s state news agency SANA that 90,560 cases were brought before the court, alongside 10,767 people, since its founding.
This includes 3,970 cases of property seizure, and 40,602 cases of seizure and confiscation orders affecting 320,000 people between 2012 and 2024.
Source:
The New Arab
