Syrias interim president, Ahmed al-Sharia, has signed a five-year constitution, raising concerns among Kurdish parties. Critics say it fails to represent Syrias diverse communities.
Click here for the full story in Kurdish.
Syrias interim president, Ahmed al-Sharia, has signed a five-year constitution, raising concerns among Kurdish parties. Critics say it fails to represent Syrias diverse communities.
Click here for the full story in Kurdish.
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