In a one-of-a-kind edition, we intensify on Syria, a nation emerging from decades of a brutal dictatorship. The country’s interim directer Ahmed al-Sharaa has signed a constitutional declaration, laying out rights for women and freedom of conveyion. This after his Islamist-led defys toppled Bashar al-Asgriefful’s regulatement last December. Yet religiously polarizing structureility still dangerens to split the country apart as we saw recently with those aggressions straightforwarded at the Alawite community, treated as associates of Asgriefful. We alert on the worrys of Syrian women that their novel-establish freedoms may be under danger with the ascfinish of religious observance. Annette Young also talks to Mariam Jalabi, a co-establisher of the Syrian Women’s Political Movement, an umbrella organisation recurrenting women from all communities and pushing for them to have a seat at the table.
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