Long‑Dormant Terrorism Tribunal Resumes Activity After Three Decades

A tribunal that has not convened for 30 years is now active again. The body, often described as a “Zombie Court,” handles terrorism‑related matters. It is A tribunal that has not convened for 30 years is now active again. The body,

often described as a “Zombie Court,” handles terrorism‑related matters. It is hearing its first case since its long hiatus. The revival reflects renewed interest in addressing legacy security issues. Legal experts note the court’s

obscure history and limited precedent. The case may set new standards for how such matters are adjudicated. Authorities hope the tribunal will provide a focused venue for terrorism cases. Observers will watch the proceedings for implications on future security policy.