Constitution and parliament suspended in Syria for 3 months
Following the collapse of the Baath regime in Syria, the new government has announced that it is suspending the constitution and parliament for a three-month transition period.
The new government formed in Syria following the collapse of the Assad regime has announced that it is suspending the constitution and parliament for three months. Government spokesperson Arnaout stated that "a judicial and human rights committee will be established to review the constitution and subsequently make amendments."
Syria's new government spokesperson, Obaida Arnaout, said in a statement that the country's constitution and parliament would be suspended for a three-month transition period following the overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad.
HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE TO BE ESTABLISHED
Spokesperson Arnaout said, "A judicial and human rights committee will be established to review the constitution and subsequently make amendments."
It was stated that the constitution and parliament would remain suspended until the committee is established.
News Source: 12punto
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