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Friday, January 5, 2018


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REFLECTION ON THE JUDICIAL COMPETENCE OF SYRIAN KURDISTAN, SYRIAN JUSTICE, RESPECT FOR LEVANT COUNTRIES


1. Preamble

In the debate concerning the extradition or not of the French jihadists;

the French government pays without realizing it in a discretionary arrogance which each one observes weakens its initiative and of which nobody can doubt that it is very badly perceived in the Levant.



he government announces, through Mr. Griveaux, Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, spokesman of the Government, that "if in the Kurdish part of Syria, in Syrian Kurdistan, there are judicial institutions

that are able to ensure a fair trial with assured rights of defense, they will be judged there "


With these words, the French government has sovereignty over Syria and its state.
a- It disposes geographically by organizing its political administration.
b- He disposes of it legally by arbitrarily transposing the judicial authority to the administrative part he chooses.

He suggests that he himself has the place of judgment of the French jihadists

However, the democratic logic would like the government which took note of the presence of French criminals in these countries remembers to all the legal principle of their necessary deferrement before justice of the countries which they soiled of their crimes and on the jurisdiction of which they stand.

No more for Syria than for Iraq, the French government can not say that it ignores local justice and decides the justice that deserves to judge French nationals suspected of war crimes.

If there is one thing that local people can not admit, it is that a foreign state can respond to the will of criminals of the quality of jihadists to choose their court according to the legal comfort that they think they can draw.

2) - Syrian Kurdistan
The French Government has thought of circumventing the legal and political obstacles that it considers should be met by giving the military-political entity known as "Syrian Kurdistan" the recognized quality of the States to render justice.

This can not be and this reference was immediately seized by jihadist lawyers to reinforce their requirement to repatriate their clients.

"Syrian Kurdistan", "the Kurdish part of Syria, is a partisan political entity. 


It is not recognized by any state or international reference.

By choosing it as a support for its judicial policy vis-à-vis French jihadists, the government disqualifies it in advance.

The representative of "Syrian Kurdistan in France", Mr. Khaled Issa, explains himself that his political entity is in the hands of the French government:
a- "If Paris wants to recover its nationals, the Kurdish authorities will find an agreement to hand them over.
b- "If France prefers to let our institutions judge them, then we will take care of them"

Any judicial body will say that the independence of the Tribunal is not guaranteed, either by "Kurdistan" or by the French government which alone decides on the holding of the trial, the defendants, and therefore the penalties.

Which court of law, French, European, international, can admit that a political entity, with de facto legality, created by military chaos, has "competent structures (...) in the respect of the right international " ?

The fact of being a partisan group leading what it considers to be a good war, supported militarily by the intervening powers of the moment, is not enough to constitute a "competent structure".

"Syrian Kurdistan" has no state authority and the statement of Mr. Khaled Issa shows that he is unable to do so.

Do you imagine the leader of Free France declaring that the allies will judge who they like among the French war criminals and that the French "competent structures" will take care of those whom the Liberator would like to leave them?

The "competent structures" of "Syrian Kurdistan" will never be recognized as judicially competent.

If Kurdistan is ready to judge jihadists it is because it has acknowledged their criminality in Syria.

In this case, he can not be allowed to withdraw his capacity of judgment by a third country.

The fact that he plans to deliver them to a foreign power, at his request, indicates that he is not "a competent body".
There is an antagonism between the claim to be able to judge and the fact of considering letting the litigants leave to put them in political support.

Kurdistan could not judge the jihadists whom it detains prisoner except by delegation of the Syrian justice and in no way by an accommodation with a foreign power.

It will be enough for the jihadist lawyers to argue that these criminals were arrested in Syria, by the "Kurds", so that they obtain, if it is through the support of various protest movements, that these litigants come to answer before "French competent structures acting in "respect for international law".



The jihadists will not fail to argue that they do not think otherwise than the French state when it substitutes for the Syrian state and denies its existence.
a- They acted on the same criteria but on a field at war.
b) After all, the bombing of the coalition is not free from bad mistakes qualifying as war crimes.

Already, the jihadist lawyers give orders:
1- "Everything must be done to facilitate their repatriation, in accordance with France's international commitments".
2- Emilie König, figure of the French jihadist movement held by the Kurdish forces in Syria, asks for her repatriation to the French authorities, "who have the obligation to judge her," according to her lawyer.

The system put in place by the government will be bypassed. He wil lose the benefit of the arrest of the Frenche jihadists as fighters. He will not be able to avoid a legal, annonced, defeat of lax and France.



3) – Legality
It is probably necessary to consider things differently.

Rather than disqualify Syrian legal justice by the fact of the foreign prince, it would be better to take into account the realities established and recognized by the UN.

It would be unrealistic, and especially illegal, to arbitrarily decide that the Syrian state and Syrian national justice no longer exist.

No matter how violent and determined it may be, no other force has succeeded in going beyond the stage of opposition, protest and protest.

The future of the Middle East will be organized in the continuity of what is; states in the first place.

Given the state of war of Syria, the occupation of the land by disparate forces, the massive destruction of its urban potential, it is possible to say that the administrative unit of Syrian justice can legally present distortions.

It is the recognized international conferences that will reconstitute this administrative unit of justice.

The French government can therefore take language with what represents the active legality of Syrian justice, ie the judiciary, to determine with it the conditions for the exercise of justice in a country so destroyed and still at war .

It would be a good opportunity to assert for the world that magistrates are the practical reality of justice. They are the Judiciary.

We can not proclaim that justice is independent and consider in practice that magistrates are enslaved to their government.
It may be that the said justice wants to entrust "Kurdistan" part of the legal action.

The latter would then be assigned a "competence" by right. It would be held by the body qualified as a sovereign State, recognized by the United Nations, and not by a political delegation granted by a foreign State.



In this legal process, the usefulness of "Syrian Kurdistan" rests on the ability of its militants to stop jihadist fighters, to keep them, to locate exactly the place of their arrest (Iraq or Syria), to hold them at the same time. disposition of the Iraqi or Syrian justices.

This quality of usher and conservative returns to these fighters. It does not give them the judicial capacity.



4) – Conclusion
If the jihadists are so arrogant in their demands, it is because they know that the Europeans have never really looked in the face of previous centuries as a past.

He was glorious and criminal, constructive and destructive, but today his first quality is that he is no more; not at all.

The jihadists have no regard for the European justices they intend to fool with their own weapons.

But they know that flattery is the surest way to hurt.

The Government would make a serious mistake in imagining that it dominates the legal future of the file.

It fights for the survival of our society and it must not allow these criminals to return to France without having been accountable to the local justices concerned.

We will be stronger and these people will be grateful to us.

Marc SALOMONE


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