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Syria's parliament has voted to abolish the Counter-Terrorism Court created under Bashar al-Assad in 2012 and annul the legal effects of its rulings, formalizing a move the new authorities had already treated as void. The decision is one of the first major legislative acts by the new assembly as President Ahmed al-Sharaa's government faces unrest in the Kurdish northeast over army integration and fuel price hikes.
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