The Assad regime in Syria, seeks to respond to the increasingly difficult domestic situation, with concessions that seemed impossible only a month ago. After days of bloody protests, the leaders of the Syrian Baath party took the decision to repeal the emergency law in force for 48 years.
And it seems the Syrian government will probably step down soon - we talk on Tuesday - and they will form a more responsible to serve the best interests of the citizens: the report, "government sources" in Damascus, also quoted by al Arabiya. The repeal of the law that grants special powers to security forces is one of the demands of the protesters that day protesting against the Syrian regime.
The law, introduced immediately after the Baath Party came to power in March 1963, imposes restrictions on freedom of assembly and movement and allows the arrest of "suspects or persons who threaten security." This makes it possible to monitor communications and make a preliminary check on the papers, publications, radio and all media.
And it seems the Syrian government will probably step down soon - we talk on Tuesday - and they will form a more responsible to serve the best interests of the citizens: the report, "government sources" in Damascus, also quoted by al Arabiya. The repeal of the law that grants special powers to security forces is one of the demands of the protesters that day protesting against the Syrian regime.
The law, introduced immediately after the Baath Party came to power in March 1963, imposes restrictions on freedom of assembly and movement and allows the arrest of "suspects or persons who threaten security." This makes it possible to monitor communications and make a preliminary check on the papers, publications, radio and all media.
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