Leaders of the Islamist rebel fighters who ousted the dictator Bashar al-Assad have suspended parliament and the constitution.
They said the move was necessary in order to ensure a smooth transition of power.
However a spokesman for the rebels said the country’s religious and cultural diversity would not be threatened.
Syrians are continuing to search prisons and hospitals in search of relatives who disappeared during Assad’s rule.
Clive Myrie presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Jeremy Bowen and Lucy Williamson.
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@Wanderer628
1 week agoWhat a dramatic title. It’s a parliament of Assad’s supporters and a constitution designed by a dictator, why would they not get rid of it?
@davidchong9820
1 week agoHow evil is this dictator?It pains me when I saw these people who lost their loved ones.Assad should be brought to justice.
@Mossbeehave
1 week agoMay Syrian people continue to have peace and healing 🙏