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CCSDS Track 1 – Priorities for Negotiation
10. Trials, Punishment, Amnesty and Getting Truth and Recognition • As part of the transitional justice process, there should be a transitional justice commission and/or a program of sessions, discussions and dialogues to get to the truth. This should engage combatants who have not committed gross violations and crimes as well as victims and survivors;
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CCSDS Track 1 – Priorities for Negotiation
10. Trials, Punishment, Amnesty and Getting Truth and Recognition • As part of the transitional justice process, there should be a transitional justice commission and/or a program of sessions, discussions and dialogues to get to the truth. This should engage combatants who have not committed gross violations and crimes as well as victims and survivors;
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CCSDS Track 1 – Priorities for Negotiation
11. Disarmament and Security • External governments and other actors should immediately stop supplying weapons and military equipment to the warring groups. They should monitor their borders effectively to ensure that weapons, equipment and recruits cannot continue to flow into Syria; • A new or renewed national army which is capable of retaining the confidence
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CCSDS Track 1 – Priorities for Negotiation
12. Human Rights and Equality • Syria must comply with international standards and laws, especially all human rights standards and laws. Syria should remove any reservations it has recorded under any international human rights instruments. The international standards and laws should be incorporated into the national constitution and laws. Effective mechanisms should be instituted to
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CCSDS Track 1 – Priorities for Negotiation
13. Future Syria • Syria should be one united country with a single constitution covering the whole country that guarantees the same rights and duties to everyone. The inclusion of all Syrian citizens in the future state should be guaranteed and underpinned by the constitution and a legal and policy framework and programs to deliver
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CCSDS Track 1 – Priorities for Negotiation
Controversial points: There are a lot of controversial points among the Syrian people both at the grass-root and elite levels. These points could be dealt with in later stages of the process at a time when an agreement on them becomes essential to ensure a conclusive building process that everybody agrees upon: • Prisoners, detainees
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