Syria’s interim president signed a temporary constitution, placing the country under Islamist rule for five years, led by former insurgent group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham. While some welcomed the end of Assad’s regime, religious and ethnic minorities are wary of the new leaders. The constitution balances social security with freedom, as Syria moves towards a political transition that includes drafting a permanent constitution and holding elections.
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Syria’s al-Sharaa signs temporary constitution
Syria’s interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa signed a temporary constitution for a five-year transitional period, emphasizing justice over oppression. The document includes provisions for freedom of expression, women’s rights, and transitional justice, while maintaining Islamic law as a main source of jurisprudence. Al-Sharaa also reached a pact with Kurdish-led authorities and faced criticism for not being inclusive in the national dialogue conference. Israel conducted an air strike in Damascus during the signing, targeting a Palestinian group's...
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