Syrians have more freedom after Assad, but could they soon lose it? | BBC News

Nearly four months since the fall of the Assad regime, Syria has appointed a new transitional government.

Despite a fragile security across the country, Syrians are experiencing political freedoms they’ve been deprived of for five decades.

But some fear the new Islamist-led government may be putting social and religious freedoms at risk.

The BBC's Lina Sinjab reports from Damascus.

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