Terrorism is one of the most heinous and dangerous crimes affecting both the individual and the State. Although terrorist acts are not a new phenomenon causing many countries to suffer, Syrian society was considered safe for decades and did not suffe
r from the crimes of terrorism.
In the last two years, terrorism has affected Syrian society in all of its various forms, which has prompted the legislature to issue a new version of the Anti- Terrorism Act of 2012, along with a set of penal laws that aim in their entirety to combat terrorism.
The research of this paper addresses crimes that were included in the Anti- Terrorism Act of 2012 and the legislative policy which was adopted by the legislature in this law to determine the extent of the ability of the Anti- Terrorism law to eliminate this new phenomenon which threatens Syrian society. ...
Trafficking in persons is a new form of slavery which The International Society
Suffering from.
The International legislator is trying to Prevent Human Trafficking Crimes By The
Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Espe
ciallyWomen
and Children, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational
Organized crime (Palermo Protocol).
In Syria The legislator –lately- Prescribe the laws of Trafficking in Persons by
legislative Act n"3" date "2010".
This Study is aim to clear the Human Trafficking Crimes in Syrian law and appear
the Exceptions which the Syrian legislator make on general Rules.
We address, in this research, by explanation and analysis, the
kidnapping crimes in the modern legislation issued by the Syrian
legislator, in order to determine the scope of implementation of both
the text and the victim, which is the basis adopt
ed by the Syrian
legislator in the classification of crimes, in order to choose the
correct legal form and to apply it in cases brought before the courts.
