Syria’s interim government has introduced a constitutional declaration that enshrines Islam as the main source of legislation and centralizes power in the presidency. The document lacks references to minority rights, raising concerns about exclusion and authoritarianism. While it promises judicial independence and free speech, its structure limits legislative oversight.
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I am guessing there will be an exodus of young alawites and christians over the next 30 years.
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Syria’s interim government has introduced a constitutional declaration that enshrines Islam as the main source of legislation and centralizes power in the presidency. The document lacks references to minority rights, raising concerns about exclusion and authoritarianism. While it promises judicial independence and free speech, its structure limits legislative oversight.
I am guessing there will be an exodus of young alawites and christians over the next 30 years.