Despite widespread protests, Syrias newly signed interim constitution is raising deeper concerns about the countrys future. Experts warn that its provisions could form the basis of Syrias permanent constitution in five years. And many fear the constitution will lead to sectarian rule and threaten Syrias stability.
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