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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Dozens of the Iraqi community in Germany are demonstrating and chanting the overthrow of the regime

Post by claud39 Fri Oct 04, 2019 7:15 pm

Dozens of the Iraqi community in Germany are demonstrating and chanting the overthrow of the regime


2019/10/04 09:30:01


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Dozens of members of the Iraqi community in Germany on Friday staged demonstrations in the city of Berlin in support of protests in the capital Baghdad and a number of central and southern provinces.

"The people want to overthrow the regime," "Iran is his righteousness," and "Mansoura, Baghdad," they chanted.

The protesters chanted slogans against the parties in power, stressing the need for the European Union and the United Nations to support the protests in Iraq.

The demonstrators demanded Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi to resign.
Sweden witnessed similar demonstrations by the Iraqi community yesterday afternoon.

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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Street protests around the world: Secretary-General calls for respect for freedom of expression and peaceful assembly

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[size=36]Street protests around the world: Secretary-General calls for respect for freedom of expression and peaceful assembly[/size]


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The following statement was issued today by the Spokesperson of UN Secretary-General António Guterres:

The Secretary-General has been following closely the recent waves of street demonstrations in several countries around the world.


It is deeply concerned that some of these demonstrations have led to violence and, regrettably, in some cases to loss of life and serious injury.


The Secretary-General reiterates that freedom of expression and peaceful assembly are fundamental rights that must be respected. Respect for these rights is one of the cornerstones of our society and is essential for advancing democracy, development and peace.


The Secretary-General reiterates his appeal to the security forces to act with maximum restraint at all times and to respond to any acts of violence in accordance with relevant international human rights standards on the use of force by the police. He also calls on protesters to demonstrate peacefully and to refrain from violence.


As he said in his address to the United Nations General Assembly last week, the Secretary-General urges all States to preserve civic space and uphold human rights in order to contribute to sustainable development and to peace.


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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Iraq: Secretary-General calls for dialogue and respect for fundamental freedoms of expression and peaceful assembly

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[size=36]Iraq: Secretary-General calls for dialogue and respect for fundamental freedoms of expression and peaceful assembly[/size]

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The following statement was issued today by the Spokesperson of UN Secretary-General António Guterres:

The Secretary-General is closely following developments in Iraq. He called for dialogue between the Government and the protesters as an immediate step towards de-escalation and recalled that the freedoms of expression and peaceful assembly were fundamental rights that must be respected.


 The Secretary-General is deeply saddened by the loss of life during recent demonstrations and calls on all actors to exercise maximum restraint and to refrain from violence.


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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty UN chief calls for dialogue between Iraqi government and demonstrators

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[size=42]UN chief calls for dialogue between Iraqi government and demonstrators[/size]


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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called on the Iraqi government and demonstrators for dialogue as an immediate step to stop the escalation.


[rtl]United Nations - Sputnik . "The Secretary-General is closely following developments in Iraq. He calls for a dialogue between the government and the demonstrators as an immediate step towards halting the escalation," UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said in a statement.[/rtl]

[rtl]According to Dugarwick, the Secretary-General also stressed that freedom of expression and peaceful assembly are fundamental human rights that must be respected.[/rtl]

[rtl]Witnessing the capital Baghdad and southern provinces in Iraq , mass demonstrations demanding to overthrow the government and improve services and fight corruption.[/rtl]

[rtl]According to political analysts, the main reason for the current movement in Iraq is the frustration of young people because of the failure of the government to fulfill its promises to make drastic changes in the lives of Iraqis.[/rtl]

[rtl]The  Iraqi police and medical sources in Iraq on Friday announced the death toll of three days of anti-government unrest to 44 people.[/rtl]

[rtl]The protests, in which hundreds have been injured over unemployment and poor services, have turned into calls for a change of government and have become one of the biggest security challenges in years.[/rtl]

[rtl]Army personnel and special forces were deployed in main squares and streets under a government curfew and violated by thousands of protesters.[/rtl]


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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Iraqi Deputy Speaker: "Saturday meeting will discuss the demands of the demonstrators"

Post by claud39 Fri Oct 04, 2019 7:45 pm

Iraqi Deputy Speaker: "Saturday meeting will discuss the demands of the demonstrators"


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BAGHDAD - The first deputy speaker of the Iraqi parliament, Hassan Karim al-Kaabi, said on Friday that "the session of parliament for tomorrow will discuss the demands of the demonstrators ."

The Iraqi News Agency "conscious", was quoted on Thursday evening, parliamentary sources confirmed that the parliament session Saturday will discuss the demands of the demonstrators .

Kaabi told the Iraqi news channel: "We will work to legislate the law of disadvantage by allocating 5 percent of the salaries of the presidencies of the disadvantaged and the needy ."

He called for the first deputy speaker of the Iraqi Council of Representatives, to allocate 25 thousand jobs for graduates .

It is worth mentioning that a number of Iraqi cities, led by the capital Baghdad witnessed demonstrations condemning the performance of the government and its inability to improve economic conditions and create jobs.




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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty The Iraqi Ministry of Interior returns 46 thousand of their dissolved contracts for service .. early December

Post by claud39 Fri Oct 04, 2019 7:47 pm

The Iraqi Ministry of Interior returns 46 thousand of their dissolved contracts for service .. early December


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BAGHDAD - Iraqi Interior Ministry announced on Friday that more than 46 thousand of those whose contracts have been terminated will return to service in early December.

A spokesman for the ministry, Major General Saad Maan: "The financial cover will be provided to them on the first of December next, and will return to service, including from the liberated areas," according to the Iraqi News Agency.

It is worth mentioning that a number of Iraqi cities, led by the capital Baghdad witnessed demonstrations condemning the performance of the government and its inability to improve economic conditions and create jobs.

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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Iraqi Prime Minister issued 11 resolutions to calm the escalating demonstrations

Post by claud39 Fri Oct 04, 2019 7:54 pm

Iraqi Prime Minister issued 11 resolutions to calm the escalating demonstrations


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Direct: Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi, 11 resolutions in his address to the Iraqi people, in conjunction with the continuing demonstrations in a number of cities and provinces against the deterioration of the economic level .

Adel Abdul Mahdi said that there would be a project to give a salary to each family does not have enough income, to provide a minimum income to ensure for each Iraqi family, according to the Iraqi news agency "conscious ".

Abdul-Mahdi hinted at the removal of a thousand government employees who have been brought to court accused of corruption and waste of public money, and prevent them from taking up any government job in the future .

The Iraqi Prime Minister said that housing alternatives will be provided before removing the transgressors .

He pointed to the continuation of the plan to distribute the served land free of charge to the segments of the Iraqi people from the eligible classes within the National Housing Initiative .

He pointed out that economic, political, service and social reforms related to various projects are based on our agreements to create jobs and fight poverty .

He stressed, working to release detainees who did not commit criminal crimes in agreement with the Council of the Judiciary .

He stressed that the victims are demonstrators and security services are martyrs covered by applicable rights .

He continued: "Absorb the workforce and competencies and graduates and holders of higher degrees and give them privileges of a new system ."

He said that a proposal will be submitted to the House of Representatives to reform the electoral system so as to enhance its credibility and prevent monopoly or quotas .

The proposal to put funds in the upcoming provincial elections to make constitutional amendments voted by the House of Representatives .

The formation of committees to investigate the events that accompanied the demonstrations, and identify phone numbers to receive communications from those responsible for the demonstrations to respond to their demands .

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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty The speaker of the Iraqi parliament is a service committee and demands the distribution of state revenues fairly

Post by claud39 Fri Oct 04, 2019 7:57 pm

The speaker of the Iraqi parliament is a service committee and demands the distribution of state revenues fairly


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Mubasher: The President of the Iraqi Parliament, announced the formation of a service committee headed by him and the membership of the heads of the committees and the heads of trade unions, starting from Saturday in parliament, in conjunction with the escalation of demonstrations in the Arab state .

The speaker of the House of Representatives, Mohammed Halbousi, on Friday, in a speech to the people, rejected the armed clash that occurred in the demonstrations .

Halbousi, commander-in-chief of the armed forces, called for an immediate investigation into casualties in recent demonstrations .

The speaker also called on the demonstrators to support the security forces that fought and fought the Islamic State terrorist, and to preserve the state property of the saboteurs .

He said: "We need a real revolution to fight corruption," stressing that corruption is a scourge must be eliminated .

Al-Halbousi revealed a number of projects that will be adopted as a plan to build 100,000 housing units to solve the housing problem and distribute grants to more than one million families .

Al-Halbousi called for a fair distribution of state revenues and clear policies to accommodate the graduates .

The speaker of the parliament, the Prime Minister's support for achieving reform, stressing the need to dissolve or stop the work of the provincial councils .

He called for the need to provide a vision for a comprehensive health insurance system for the Iraqi people. 

The speaker of the parliament, said that financial support will be provided to poor families, noting that the new budget law will not be passed without the inclusion of state-specific reforms .

He called for the rehabilitation of the military establishment at the level of equipment and human resources as well as opening the door to volunteer for the army of the youth of Iraq .

He stressed that in the absence of reforms and meet the aspiration of the people and give hope I will be the first demonstrators .

The Iraqi city of Baghdad is witnessing several provinces demonstrations, demanding better services and employment opportunities and the elimination of corruption.

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[size=36]Abadi joins Sadr and demands the resignation of the government and early elections[/size]



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Abadi joins Sadr and demanding the resignation of the government and early elections 

Baghdad - balances News 

joined former Prime Minister , head of a coalition victory Haider Abadi , the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada in calling for the government 's resignation and early elections , while the number of people killed has risen to 60 people  ,
Ebadi said in a statement released by his office , "We demand to freeze Provincial councils and consider their governments to conduct business. "

Abadi also called for early elections with a fair election law and fair electoral mechanisms under wide supervision to avoid government failure and blocking the political horizon.

Witnesses in Baghdad and several Iraqi cities, especially in the south, anti-government demonstrations in which 43 people were killed and hundreds injured, according to the Office of Human Rights.

The United Nations urged the Iraqi authorities on Friday to investigate promptly and transparently the use of force by security forces against demonstrators, killing dozens.

Sadr had called on Friday the deputies of the bloc of Sauron affiliated to suspend their membership in parliament amid continuing demonstrations in the country.

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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Allawi presents an initiative to resolve the current Iraqi crisis

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[size=36]Allawi presents an initiative to resolve the current Iraqi crisis[/size]



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BAGHDAD - Mawazine News 

, the leader of the National Coalition Iyad Allawi initiative to resolve the current crisis in the country, identifying ten points to achieve this.

Allawi raised these points in a statement received (Mawazine News) "a copy of it, saying it represents the immediate and immediate solution to calm the situation and start building a strong Iraq to accommodate all Iraqis and respond to the vision of peaceful demonstrations to solve the problem.

The initiative includes a call to consider all the dead of the demonstrators and security services martyrs covered by the law of victims of terrorism in military operations in force and treatment of wounded protesters and members of the security forces incurable treatment at the expense of the state and the immediate release of detainees from the demonstrators .. Compensation for those affected by the owners of movable and immovable property from those affected by the demonstrations, as well as members of the security forces and injured protesters.

He also called for deducting a certain percentage of the salaries of employees and the addition of an amount of cash reserve to allocate a monthly salary for each unemployed as of this month until finding jobs for them in the ministries and government institutions and investment projects and the approval of the House of Representatives through television channels The Iraqi Prime Minister has full authority by the House of Representatives and political parties to make the reshuffle as of this week and away from the interference of political parties and forces.

He stressed the need to exempt all corrupt from their posts and who proved their right to judicial rulings and submit the rest who were issued arrest warrants to the courts and from any political party and be openly tried before the Iraqi people and the formation of executive committees of the wise have the powers of the Prime Minister and send to the provinces to negotiate and understanding Direct with the demonstrators in addition to freezing the provincial councils and demonstrating members of the province and empower the Prime Minister to appoint governors even if they are from the army.

Witnesses in Baghdad and several Iraqi cities, especially in the south, anti-government demonstrations in which 43 people were killed and hundreds injured, according to the Office of Human Rights.

The United Nations urged the Iraqi authorities on Friday to investigate promptly and transparently the use of force by security forces against demonstrators, killing dozens.

Sadr had called on Friday the deputies of the bloc of Sauron affiliated to suspend their membership in parliament amid continuing demonstrations in the country.
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Follow-up Mawazine News


The head of the Kurdistan Regional Government in northern Iraq Masrour Barzani, that the escalation of the situation in the country and the region is not in the interest of anyone, pointing out that dialogue is continuing with the central government in Baghdad.

This came during a meeting with Barzani in his office, Thursday, US Senator for the Democratic Party Senator Tammy Baldwin and her party in the presence of US Consul in Erbil Stephen Vision.

"The meeting discussed the progress of the ongoing talks between the Kurdistan region and the federal government," a government statement said.
Barzani said in this regard: "The dialogues are continuing, and there is a good understanding of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi for the axes that are in the process of discussion and negotiation."


The meeting also touched on the latest Iraqi and regional developments, and Barzani stressed that the escalation of the situation in Iraq and the region is not in the interest of anyone.


In addition to discussing the situation of IDPs in the region, the Prime Minister, in his meeting with the US delegation, addressed the threats of ISIS in some areas of Iraq, and renewed his warning that the organization remains a strong and serious threat, which necessitates a concerted effort to deter it.

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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty President of the Kurdistan Region: Breach of security worsens the situation .. And the problems of Iraq is not new

Post by claud39 Fri Oct 04, 2019 8:49 pm

[rtl]President of the Kurdistan Region: Breach of security worsens the situation .. And the problems of Iraq is not new[/rtl]




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The President of the Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, issued a statement Friday evening; regarding the situation in Iraq, calling for the maintenance of law, security and stability and taking into account the higher interest of the country.






[rtl]`` We look with concern at the events and the atmosphere of violence that has prevailed in Baghdad and a number of other provinces in recent days, '' said Negervan. `` Civil and peaceful demonstrations are a right within the constitution, but they should not turn into violence, clashes, chaos, lawlessness, threats to public security, sabotage and dismantling of state institutions. ''[/rtl]





[rtl]Barzani continued: «The accumulated problems of Iraq is not the result of the moment, but is the result of the wrong practices and policies of successive Iraqi governments over decades, and no government can solve them overnight, to achieve the wishes and demands of the people requires the cooperation and solidarity of all forces and parties, and to protect security and stability The present and the future of the country is the duty and responsibility of all, and requires caution and wisdom from all. ”[/rtl]





[rtl]Barzani continued in his statement; «Iraq is going through sensitive circumstances with which it needs to calm and political stability and security, and the tense atmosphere and the breach of the security situation and out of control events;[/rtl]





[rtl]“We call on all parties to exercise restraint, protect the law and preserve the supreme interest of the nation,” he concluded.[/rtl]




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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty The Arab League is "concerned" and calls on Iraq to take an order to calm the situation

Post by claud39 Sat Oct 05, 2019 8:24 am

The Arab League is "concerned" and calls on Iraq to take an order to calm the situation


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[rtl]The Secretary General of the Arab League, Ahmed Abul-Gheit, expressed concern about the developments in Iraq and the situation of escalation accompanying demonstrations in Baghdad and some cities, since the beginning of October.[/rtl]



[rtl]An official source at the university's general secretariat said on Saturday that Abul-Gheit expressed his deep regret over the casualties among the demonstrators as well as the security forces.[/rtl]



[rtl]The source added that the Secretary-General looks forward to the Iraqi government to do everything that would calm the situation and immediately start a serious and real dialogue leading to the removal of the reasons that called for the demonstration.[/rtl]



[rtl]The source reiterated the Arab League's full support for Iraq in all that would end the current state of escalation and bring peace and stability to the country.[/rtl]




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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Our correspondent: The meeting continues between the Speaker of Parliament and representatives of demonstrations

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[size=35]Our correspondent: The meeting continues between the Speaker of Parliament and representatives of demonstrations[/size]


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Alsumaria correspondent reported on Saturday that the session is continuing between Parliament Speaker Mohammed Halbous and representatives of demonstrations.


Said reporter Alsumaria News, that " the President of Parliament Mohammed Halbusi met before a few representatives of the protesters inside the building of the Council of Representatives ."
 
He added that " Halbusi will discuss with representatives of the protesters demands legitimate and ways to meet them according to the law ."
 
The speaker of the Iraqi parliament , Mohammed Halbousi, on Friday, representatives of the demonstrations to come tomorrow to the House of Representatives .


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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Sharp and hot discussions at the meeting of Halbousi and a delegation of demonstrators

Post by claud39 Sat Oct 05, 2019 9:15 am

Sharp and hot discussions at the meeting of Halbousi and a delegation of demonstrators
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Baghdad - “Liberation squares”
Speaker of the House of Representatives Mohammed Halbousi promised to include some of the demands of the demonstrators related to the provision of employment opportunities and resolve the housing crisis and the expansion of service projects within the law of the public budget.


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Today's meeting with a delegation of demonstrators witnessed sharp and hot discussions inside the meeting room about the file of appointments and demands to dissolve the provincial councils for failing to serve the citizens.
Among the delegation who told Halbousi that today's meeting did not represent the demonstrators standing in Tahrir Square

The heads of trade unions, unions and civil organizations attended part of the meeting Halbousi with representatives of the demonstrators




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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty "Early elections" ... Haider al-Abadi sends an open message to the Iraqi people

Post by claud39 Sat Oct 05, 2019 9:40 am

[size=42]"Early elections" ... Haider al-Abadi sends an open message to the Iraqi people[/size]


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The head of the "victory coalition" and former Iraqi Prime Minister, Haider al-Abadi, called for early elections and the formation of a constitutional government.



Haider al-Abadi, in a post posted on the site "Facebook" on Friday, a series of proposals on the current situation in Iraq, against the backdrop of protests in the country .

In an open letter to the people and political forces, Abadi said that "to ensure that the horizon is not blocked by the reforms demanded by the people, early elections are called for the formation of a legitimate constitutional government capable of carrying out its national tasks with a time limit not exceeding 2020".



[rtl]He called for "the formation of a criminal court of corruption, independent of judges known for their impartiality and impartiality and to remove suspicions of corruption from the judiciary, and draws on international expertise, and the court is committed to open all files and bring the spoilers to the courts within a maximum period of 2020."[/rtl]


In his message, the leader of the Alliance of Victory suggested "freezing the work of the current provincial councils, and considering local governments as caretaker governments until the election of new provincial councils in 2020." ".


The position of Haider al-Abadi, hours after the position of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr , who called for the resignation of the government of Adel Abdul Mahdi.


Witnessing the capital Baghdad and southern provinces in Iraq, mass demonstrations demanding to overthrow the government and improve services and fight corruption.


According to political analysts, the main reason for the ongoing movement in Iraq is the  frustration of young people  because the government did not keep its promises to make drastic changes in the lives of Iraqis.




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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Iraqi parliament fails to hold an emergency session today

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[size=42]Iraqi parliament fails to hold an emergency session today[/size]




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The Iraqi parliament failed to hold an emergency session this morning, turning it into a consultative session with political forces and representatives of demonstrators.
The channel "Alsumaria" Iraqi, that the Iraqi parliament failed to hold an emergency session, on Saturday morning, and that Mohammed Halbousi, speaker of the parliament, will meet representatives of demonstrations inside the House of Representatives.

According to Iraqi media, representatives of the demonstrators arrived at the Iraqi parliament building.

Iraqis have been watching since Friday evening, a session of parliament, which invited representatives of the demonstrators to come in order to listen to their demands.
The speaker of the House of Representatives Mohammed Halbousi, announced yesterday the invitation of representatives of the demonstrators to the parliament session, today, affirming his support for the protesters and their demands.
In the same context, the death toll of the protests in Iraq, which began since last Tuesday, to 75, mostly demonstrators.
In light of the high death toll, about three thousand were wounded, according to the Iraqi Human Rights Commission. According to the newspaper "news".
The death toll includes at least six policemen killed in clashes between anti-government demonstrators and security forces in Baghdad and several areas in the south of the country, according to medical and police sources.
A cautious calm lingered on the streets of the Iraqi capital on Saturday morning, hours after the government's decision to lift the curfew it imposed a few days ago, with the spread of mass protests faced by security forces shot in the worst confrontations in the country since the liberation of the Islamic State ( IS ) Banned in Russia) two years ago.
According to the correspondent of the agency " Sputnik " that the movement of citizens began to return to the streets of Baghdad gradually after lifting the curfew at 5 dawn today, amid new calls to demonstrate to demand the resignation of the government.
The leader of the Sadr movement, Muqtada al-Sadr , called on the government to resign in a statement yesterday, in which he said, "inject the blood of the Iraqi Sharif with the resignation of the government, Shala Qal'a," adding:


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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty An official source reveals Abdul Mahdi's plan

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[size=35]An official source reveals Abdul Mahdi's plan[/size]


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An official source revealed the plan of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi on the demonstrations witnessed in a number of provinces, including Baghdad, while noting that Abdul Mahdi is not responsible for the remnants of the last five governments.


The source said that "Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi agreed to proceed with a plan supervised by a number of his aides," noting that "the plan includes a wide ministerial reshuffle in the government, and the formation of a Supreme Court with wide powers specialized in corruption cases and re-investigation of all cases of corruption existing or submitted to the Council Supreme Judiciary. "





 
He added that the plan also includes launching a national program to combat poverty and unemployment, which includes several steps, including the allocation of residential plots and soft loans medium and small, and activation of the retirement age to replace those who reached the legal age with other young people, and the adoption of the formation of a permanent committee of non-political forces, including academics And experts and prominent social and scientific figures in various cities of Iraq to issue recommendations and observations to the government, as called for reference in the Friday sermon.

 
He continued, "This is the maximum that the Prime Minister can provide at the moment," pointing out that "Abdul Mahdi is not responsible for the remnants of the last five governments, and should not be loaded to him by the street or political blocs."
 
The capital Baghdad and southern provinces are witnessing mass demonstrations demanding better services, fighting corruption and providing job opportunities that led to the deaths and injuries of demonstrators and security forces, prompting the government to declare a curfew in a number of provinces.


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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Re: On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right

Post by claud39 Sun Oct 06, 2019 8:43 am

Good morning all !! I write to you just to tell you the reason for the follow up of this post, as the event is very important I make you follow the news on what is happening in Iraq on the same post for members of the forum to follow this story correctly, as much on the side of the parliament which discusses on the subject on the demonstration, also what happens in the street, and the speeches of the religious, etc ... as this the subject is easier to follow for the members of the forum, I you wish everyone a very nice day !!



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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Abdul Mahdi: The government is committed to bring corrupt to the judiciary

Post by claud39 Sun Oct 06, 2019 8:45 am

[size=35]Abdul Mahdi: The government is committed to bring corrupt to the judiciary[/size]


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Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi vowed on Sunday that the government is committed to bringing corrupt people to justice.


The Iraqi television, today, a speech to Abdul-Mahdi during the session of the Council of Ministers called on him, the political forces to cooperate to provide all the conditions for reform.

"There have been proposals for a package of legislative, financial and administrative reforms," ​​he said. "We will discuss supporting projects, allocating loans for small projects and opening volunteerism for the army."






Abdul-Mahdi announced a series of decisions during the emergency session of the government, which chaired on Saturday evening, and took a package of decisions in response to the demands of demonstrators and citizens, most notably open the door to apply for residential land for low-income people and complete the distribution of housing plots for beneficiaries.

The decisions of the special session also included strengthening the housing fund balance to increase borrowers and exempt them from interest, in addition to granting 150 thousand people who do not have the ability to work monthly grants and the establishment of modern marketing complexes or so-called kiosks in Baghdad and other provinces, to provide employment opportunities for young people.


It was agreed to consider the victims as demonstrators and security services as martyrs and covered by the laws in force and give their families the rights and privileges ensuing.

The Ministry of Health is also providing treatment for wounded protesters and security forces at the expense of the government even outside Iraq, and the Council decided to continue to take the necessary decisions in subsequent sessions.


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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Halbousi: Big whales must be put in prison

Post by claud39 Sun Oct 06, 2019 8:47 am

[size=35]Halbousi: Big whales must be put in prison[/size]


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Parliament Speaker Mohammad al-Halbousi has confirmed that a cabinet reshuffle will be considered if Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi requests it.


"If the demands of the demonstrators are not met, I will come down with them to the street," Halbousi said in a televised interview, broadcast at an hour earlier.

"Big whales" from corrupt people should be put in jail, he said.

The leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, called on Friday, the government of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, to resign and hold early elections under the supervision of the United Nations.






The death toll from the protests in Iraq days ago to more than 100, mostly demonstrators, and wounded about 4,000 others, according to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, said Saturday.


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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Text of recent cabinet decisions on protesters

Post by claud39 Sun Oct 06, 2019 8:51 am

[size=35]Text of recent cabinet decisions on protesters[/size]


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Alsumaria News, the text of the decisions of the Council of Ministers emergency meeting held on Saturday, in response to the demands of the demonstrators and the general public and the text of the speech of the Supreme religious authority.


The Council of Ministers issued the first package of decisions, as follows:
 
1. Open the door to apply for residential land allocated to low-income people and other categories in accordance with the decision of the Council of Ministers, and in all governorates.





 
2. Completing the distribution of (17000) seventeen thousand housing units to the beneficiaries of low income in Basra province within a period not exceeding four weeks.
 
3. Preparing and implementing a national housing program that includes the construction of (100,000) one hundred thousand housing units distributed among the governorates, giving priority to the poorest governorates and regions.
 
4. The governors shall form committees to sort out the names of the families most in need in their governorates, from the category of those covered by the social welfare network, in order to cover the distribution of residential land, and to submit the names to the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers within two weeks.

 
5. The Ministry of Finance shall strengthen the balance of the Housing Fund in order to increase the number of borrowers and enable them to build housing units on the plots of land to be distributed to citizens and to include this in the 2020 budget.
 
6.Giving (150,000) one hundred and fifty thousand unemployed persons who do not have the ability to work a monthly grant of (175000) one hundred and seventy-five thousand dinars per person for three months, with a total amount of (78500000000) seventy-eight billion and a half billion dinars.
 
7. The establishment of modern marketing complexes (kiosks) in commercial areas in Baghdad and the provinces are distributed to those referred to in the previous paragraph during a period of three months at a total cost of (6000000000) sixty billion dinars provided that the owner of the kiosk pledges to employ two unemployed to ensure the provision of Less than (45000) forty five thousand job opportunities for citizens taking into consideration giving priority to those who have been removed stalls.
 
8. Preparing a program to train and qualify the unemployed who have the ability to work and the number of (150,000) one hundred and fifty thousand young graduates and non-graduates with a financial grant during the training period of (3) three months (175000) one hundred and seventy-five thousand dinars per month Persons, and a total amount of (78.5 billion) seventy-eight billion and a half billion dinars in order to qualify them, and the operation of those who pass the training courses successfully in investment companies operating in Iraq.
 
9. Granting the successful persons in the above training courses appropriate loans to establish medium or small projects from the profit-making loan fund at the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, or granting them loans through the Central Bank's initiative for youth lending, amounting to one trillion dinars.
 
10. Include the unemployed participants in the training program above the Industrial Services Law by granting them a piece of land served to establish an industrial project with the enjoyment of all the privileges provided by the said law.
 
11. The Ministry of Defense will open the door of volunteering for young people (18-25) years through the electronic portal or reception centers in the governorates as of 15/10/2019.
 
12. The ministries of defense and interior to take the basic procedures to repeal their contracts in all governorates.
 
13. The Ministry of Education shall take the necessary measures to contract the volunteer lecturers and include the required financial allocations in the 2020 budget according to the need and specialization.
 
14. The Ministry of Agriculture shall take the basic procedures to exempt farmers from the amounts of lease of agricultural lands resulting from their previous dues until 31/12/2019.
 
15. The governors, in coordination with the Social Welfare Departments of the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, shall prepare lists of disadvantaged families due for the purpose of granting them the welfare salaries of (600,000) six hundred thousand families.
 
16. To consider the victims as demonstrators and security services as martyrs, to be covered by the laws in force, and to grant their families the rights and privileges arising therefrom.
 
17. The Ministry of Health shall provide treatment services to wounded demonstrators and security forces and provide full needs at government expense, including treatment outside Iraq, if requested.
 
The Council of Ministers directed the ministries and other concerned parties to implement the above decisions according to their competence. The Council also decided to discuss the second package of resolutions related to reforms and the demands of the demonstrators at the next session, and to continue taking the necessary decisions in the subsequent sessions.


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The French Foreign Ministry called on the Iraqi government to deal proportionately with the protests and address the circumstances surrounding the violence in the country.


The ministry said that "France is paying attention to the situation in Iraq, and demonstrations in Baghdad and other provinces in the south of the country," offering condolences to the families of the victims.
 
"France reaffirms its support for the right to peaceful protest and the importance of a proportionate response by the security forces and encourages the Iraqi authorities to address the circumstances surrounding the violence," it said.





 
"France supports the efforts of the Iraqi government on efforts to stabilize and rebuild and develop public services for the benefit of the Iraqi people, and salutes the will of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi to respond to the legitimate demands of the Iraqi people."
 
The capital Baghdad and southern provinces are witnessing mass demonstrations demanding better services, fighting corruption and providing job opportunities that led to the deaths and injuries of demonstrators and security forces, prompting the government to declare a curfew in a number of provinces.


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Sunday, 06 October 2019 07:00


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We have seen a series of demonstrations across Iraq this week protesting against job scarcity and unequal provision of basic services. Most of the protestors are young and unemployed, demanding that their economic and social rights be respected.


We remind the Iraqi authorities that people's grievances need to be heard. The authorities have an obligation to do their utmost to support their citizens to make ends meet, including by addressing their right to employment. State authorities also need to allow people to express their grievances in a peaceful way.

We are worried by reports that security forces have used live ammunition and rubber bullets in some areas, and have also fired tear gas cannisters directly at protestors. UN human right staff have confirmed the deaths of 12 people in Baghdad. However, we have received reports – and I would stress this number is not yet verified – of up to 30 people in total being killed so far during protests in a number of towns and cities. Hundreds of other people have reportedly been injured, including members of the security forces. Dozens of demonstrators have been detained, although most were subsequently released.

We call on the Iraqi Government to allow people to freely exercise their rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly. The use of force should be exceptional, and assemblies should ordinarily be managed without resort to force. Any use of force must comply with applicable international human rights norms and standards*, including the principles of necessity and proportionality. In any event, the use of firearms is prohibited, except as a last resort to protect against an imminent threat of death or serious injury. All incidents in which the actions of security forces have resulted in death and injury should be promptly, independently and transparently investigated

We are concerned about reports that at least three journalists covering the protests have been detained, and two of them were subsequently released. These detentions risk deterring other journalists from reporting on the situation. We are also concerned by cuts in internet service in most governorates across the country. Blanket internet shutdowns are likely to contravene freedom of expression, unduly restricting the right to receive and impart information and may exacerbate tensions.

Location: Geneva
Date: 4 October 2019

Iraq

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Basic Principles on the Use of Force and Firearms by Law Enforcement Officials



Adopted by the Eighth United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders, Havana, Cuba,
27 August to 7 September 1990






Whereas the work of law enforcement officials 1 is a social service of great importance and there is, therefore, a need to maintain and, whenever necessary, to improve the working conditions and status of these officials,
Whereas a threat to the life and safety of law enforcement officials must be seen as a threat to the stability of society as a whole,


Whereas law enforcement officials have a vital role in the protection of the right to life, liberty and security of the person, as guaranteed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and reaffirmed in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights,


Whereas the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners provide for the circumstances in which prison officials may use force in the course of their duties,


Whereas article 3 of the Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials provides that law enforcement officials may use force only when strictly necessary and to the extent required for the performance of their duty,


Whereas the preparatory meeting for the Seventh United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders, held at Varenna, Italy, agreed on elements to be considered in the course of further work on restraints on the use of force and firearms by law enforcement officials,


Whereas the Seventh Congress, in its resolution 14, inter alia , emphasizes that the use of force and firearms by law enforcement officials should be commensurate with due respect for human rights,


Whereas the Economic and Social Council, in its resolution 1986/10, section IX, of 21 May 1986, invited Member States to pay particular attention in the implementation of the Code to the use of force and firearms by law enforcement officials, and the General Assembly, in its resolution 41/149 of 4 December 1986, inter alia , welcomed this recommendation made by the Council,


Whereas it is appropriate that, with due regard to their personal safety, consideration be given to the role of law enforcement officials in relation to the administration of justice, to the protection of the right to life, liberty and security of the person, to their responsibility to maintain public safety and social peace and to the importance of their qualifications, training and conduct,


The basic principles set forth below, which have been formulated to assist Member States in their task of ensuring and promoting the proper role of law enforcement officials, should be taken into account and respected by Governments within the framework of their national legislation and practice, and be brought to the attention of law enforcement officials as well as other persons, such as judges, prosecutors, lawyers, members of the executive branch and the legislature, and the public.


General provisions


1. Governments and law enforcement agencies shall adopt and implement rules and regulations on the use of force and firearms against persons by law enforcement officials. In developing such rules and regulations, Governments and law enforcement agencies shall keep the ethical issues associated with the use of force and firearms constantly under review.


2. Governments and law enforcement agencies should develop a range of means as broad as possible and equip law enforcement officials with various types of weapons and ammunition that would allow for a differentiated use of force and firearms. These should include the development of non-lethal incapacitating weapons for use in appropriate situations, with a view to increasingly restraining the application of means capable of causing death or injury to persons. For the same purpose, it should also be possible for law enforcement officials to be equipped with self-defensive equipment such as shields, helmets, bullet-proof vests and bullet-proof means of transportation, in order to decrease the need to use weapons of any kind.


3. The development and deployment of non-lethal incapacitating weapons should be carefully evaluated in order to minimize the risk of endangering uninvolved persons, and the use of such weapons should be carefully controlled.


4. Law enforcement officials, in carrying out their duty, shall, as far as possible, apply non-violent means before resorting to the use of force and firearms. They may use force and firearms only if other means remain ineffective or without any promise of achieving the intended result.


5. Whenever the lawful use of force and firearms is unavoidable, law enforcement officials shall:


(a) Exercise restraint in such use and act in proportion to the seriousness of the offence and the legitimate objective to be achieved;


(b) Minimize damage and injury, and respect and preserve human life;


(c) Ensure that assistance and medical aid are rendered to any injured or affected persons at the earliest possible moment;


(d) Ensure that relatives or close friends of the injured or affected person are notified at the earliest possible moment.


6. Where injury or death is caused by the use of force and firearms by law enforcement officials, they shall report the incident promptly to their superiors, in accordance with principle 22.


7. Governments shall ensure that arbitrary or abusive use of force and firearms by law enforcement officials is punished as a criminal offence under their law.


8. Exceptional circumstances such as internal political instability or any other public emergency may not be invoked to justify any departure from these basic principles.


Special provisions


9. Law enforcement officials shall not use firearms against persons except in self-defence or defence of others against the imminent threat of death or serious injury, to prevent the perpetration of a particularly serious crime involving grave threat to life, to arrest a person presenting such a danger and resisting their authority, or to prevent his or her escape, and only when less extreme means are insufficient to achieve these objectives. In any event, intentional lethal use of firearms may only be made when strictly unavoidable in order to protect life.


10. In the circumstances provided for under principle 9, law enforcement officials shall identify themselves as such and give a clear warning of their intent to use firearms, with sufficient time for the warning to be observed, unless to do so would unduly place the law enforcement officials at risk or would create a risk of death or serious harm to other persons, or would be clearly inappropriate or pointless in the circumstances of the incident.


11. Rules and regulations on the use of firearms by law enforcement officials should include guidelines that:


(a) Specify the circumstances under which law enforcement officials are authorized to carry firearms and prescribe the types of firearms and ammunition permitted;


(b) Ensure that firearms are used only in appropriate circumstances and in a manner likely to decrease the risk of unnecessary harm;


(c) Prohibit the use of those firearms and ammunition that cause unwarranted injury or present an unwarranted risk;


(d) Regulate the control, storage and issuing of firearms, including procedures for ensuring that law enforcement officials are accountable for the firearms and ammunition issued to them;


(e) Provide for warnings to be given, if appropriate, when firearms are to be discharged;


(f) Provide for a system of reporting whenever law enforcement officials use firearms in the performance of their duty.


Policing unlawful assemblies


12. As everyone is allowed to participate in lawful and peaceful assemblies, in accordance with the principles embodied in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Governments and law enforcement agencies and officials shall recognize that force and firearms may be used only in accordance with principles 13 and 14.


13. In the dispersal of assemblies that are unlawful but non-violent, law enforcement officials shall avoid the use of force or, where that is not practicable, shall restrict such force to the minimum extent necessary.


14. In the dispersal of violent assemblies, law enforcement officials may use firearms only when less dangerous means are not practicable and only to the minimum extent necessary. Law enforcement officials shall not use firearms in such cases, except under the conditions stipulated in principle 9.




Policing persons in custody or detention


15. Law enforcement officials, in their relations with persons in custody or detention, shall not use force, except when strictly necessary for the maintenance of security and order within the institution, or when personal safety is threatened.

16. Law enforcement officials, in their relations with persons in custody or detention, shall not use firearms, except in self-defence or in the defence of others against the immediate threat of death or serious injury, or when strictly necessary to prevent the escape of a person in custody or detention presenting the danger referred to in principle 9.

17. The preceding principles are without prejudice to the rights, duties and responsibilities of prison officials, as set out in the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, particularly rules 33, 34 and 54.


Qualifications, training and counselling



18. Governments and law enforcement agencies shall ensure that all law enforcement officials are selected by proper screening procedures, have appropriate moral, psychological and physical qualities for the effective exercise of their functions and receive continuous and thorough professional training. Their continued fitness to perform these functions should be subject to periodic review.

19. Governments and law enforcement agencies shall ensure that all law enforcement officials are provided with training and are tested in accordance with appropriate proficiency standards in the use of force. Those law enforcement officials who are required to carry firearms should be authorized to do so only upon completion of special training in their use.

20. In the training of law enforcement officials, Governments and law enforcement agencies shall give special attention to issues of police ethics and human rights, especially in the investigative process, to alternatives to the use of force and firearms, including the peaceful settlement of conflicts, the understanding of crowd behaviour, and the methods of persuasion, negotiation and mediation, as well as to technical means, with a view to limiting the use of force and firearms. Law enforcement agencies should review their training programmes and operational procedures in the light of particular incidents.

21. Governments and law enforcement agencies shall make stress counselling available to law enforcement officials who are involved in situations where force and firearms are used.

Reporting and review procedures


22. Governments and law enforcement agencies shall establish effective reporting and review procedures for all incidents referred to in principles 6 and 11 (f). For incidents reported pursuant to these principles, Governments and law enforcement agencies shall ensure that an effective review process is available and that independent administrative or prosecutorial authorities are in a position to exercise jurisdiction in appropriate circumstances. In cases of death and serious injury or other grave consequences, a detailed report shall be sent promptly to the competent authorities responsible for administrative review and judicial control.

23. Persons affected by the use of force and firearms or their legal representatives shall have access to an independent process, including a judicial process. In the event of the death of such persons, this provision shall apply to their dependants accordingly.

24. Governments and law enforcement agencies shall ensure that superior officers are held responsible if they know, or should have known, that law enforcement officials under their command are resorting, or have resorted, to the unlawful use of force and firearms, and they did not take all measures in their power to prevent, suppress or report such use.

25. Governments and law enforcement agencies shall ensure that no criminal or disciplinary sanction is imposed on law enforcement officials who, in compliance with the Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials and these basic principles, refuse to carry out an order to use force and firearms, or who report such use by other officials.


26. Obedience to superior orders shall be no defence if law enforcement officials knew that an order to use force and firearms resulting in the death or serious injury of a person was manifestly unlawful and had a reasonable opportunity to refuse to follow it. In any case, responsibility also rests on the superiors who gave the unlawful orders.

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The Joint Operations Command announced on Sunday the death of 104 people, including 8 associates and the injury of 6107 others, pointing to the arrest of some "engineers".


The spokesman for the joint operations Brigadier Saad Maan in a press conference followed by Alsumaria News, "The current toll of events that accompanied the demonstrations is the death of 104 people, including eight members of the security services."






Maan added that "the number of injured demonstrators and associates reached 6107 injured in the events of demonstrations," pointing out that "security forces were able to arrest some of the engineers during the demonstrations."


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[size=36]Fayyad: There is no room for a coup or insurgency in Iraq[/size]




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Fayyad: There is no room for a coup or insurgency in Iraq




The government is defending a constitution built with blood and sacrifices, national security adviser Faleh al-Fayyad said Monday.


"We are defending a constitution and a state that we have built with blood and sacrifices," Fayyad told a press conference.


"We tell the enemies and conspirators that their pursuit will be disappointed and disappointed," he said.




"We have names, perceptions and information that we will present at the appropriate time."




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BAGHDAD - Mawazine News




The official of the Department of Foreign Relations in the Kurdistan Regional Government Sven Dzei, on Monday, the support of the Kurdistan Regional Government headed by Adel Abdul Mahdi.


"The demands of the demonstrators are legitimate," he said. "But we have witnessed unrest, tensions that accompanied the demonstrations and attempts to derail them."


"We support Abdul Mahdi to calm the situation in the country and support his steps in overcoming the current crisis," he said, adding that "it is not possible to hold the prime minister responsible for 15 years of problems and mistakes committed by previous governments."


"I hope that this crisis will be overcome and that the government will meet the demands of the demonstrators to provide services, improve living conditions and create job opportunities for the unemployed," he said.




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BAGHDAD - Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi said in a telephone conversation with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that security forces were in control of the country and restoring stability, and the government continued to introduce a package of reforms to meet protesters' demands.

This comes as 15 people were killed in clashes between security forces and anti-government protesters in the neighborhood of Sadr City in eastern Baghdad.

Abdul-Mahdi said that the security forces were able to control the anti-government protests, stressing the commitment to proceed with reforms to meet the demands of the protesters.

For his part, the US Secretary of State expressed confidence in the Iraqi forces, stressing the position of the United States in support of Iraq and the government's efforts to promote security and stability.

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Clashes between security forces and anti-government protesters killed at least 15 people in Baghdad's eastern Sadr City district, raising the death toll from violence that began a week ago to at least 110, police and medics said on Monday.

The army said it would pull out of the sprawling residential neighborhood east of the Iraqi capital and hand over control to police in an apparent effort to ease tensions.

In a warning tone, the head of the Iraqi Popular Mobilization Commission, Faleh al-Fayyad, said Monday that the Popular Mobilization is ready to foil any plot against the country's security.

"We will not allow anyone to tamper with the blood of our children and the security of our country," he told a news conference, noting that there was no room for a coup or insurgency, and Iraq would not be governed by a particular sect.

"We want to overthrow corruption and we do not want to overthrow the regime," he said, adding that they were defending a constitution built with blood and sacrifices.

In an attempt to calm the Iraqi street, the authorities said they would hold accountable security personnel who acted wrongly in their violent confrontation with protesters.

The protests began on Tuesday from Baghdad to demand better public services, jobs and corruption, before spreading to southern Shi'ite provinces.

The demonstrators raised the ceiling of their demands and are calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, after the security forces resorted to violence to contain the protests.

Protesters accuse the security forces of firing at them, while the latter denies this and says that "unidentified snipers" shoot protesters and security personnel alike to create strife.

More than 110 people were killed and thousands injured, according to medical sources.

For years, Iraqis have been protesting against poor basic public services such as electricity, health and water, as well as unemployment and corruption, in one of the world's most corrupt countries, according to Transparency International's index over the past years.

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British Ambassador to Iraq: Demonstrators' demands have been waiting for a long time and it is legitimate


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(Independent) .. The British ambassador in Baghdad sent a series of letters to the Iraqi government concerning the bloody protests that lasted for the past week.

"There is no need for conspiracy theories," John Wilkes said in a tweet. Iraq must protect Iraqis through national security forces. ”

The protests in Baghdad and other cities have left 110 people dead, mostly protesters, demanding the dismissal of the government and reforms including its political elite.

The unrest over the past week has suddenly ended a two-year relative calm that Iraq has not seen since the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003. Many Iraqis, especially young people, say widespread corruption in the government is denying them the benefit of restoring stability after years of foreign occupation and sectarian fighting.

Many have criticized the government's violent response to the protests, saying they have fueled public anger.

Internet services were cut off for days, disrupting communications and contributing to widespread discontent. These services returned for a few hours on Monday evening and some published coverage of recent protests on social media before the service was stopped again. (The end)




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[rtl]BAGHDAD: The President of the Republic Barham Saleh, on Monday, nine points to the federal government to avoid the crisis of protests and stop the bloodshed.[/rtl]


[rtl]Saleh said in a televised address to the Iraqi people, followed by (Euphrates News) that "the government and security leaders confirmed the absence of orders to shoot demonstrators did not come from the state and its agencies and therefore, from this day criminals and outlaws," stressing "security services With its various formations, the firm response did not violate the constitution and the law and assaulted the demonstrators, the security services and the appalling media.
"This is a fitna and a crime that cannot be tolerated. The blood of our people and our security forces is not subject to bidding, nor for adventures and our trust in our people is absolute and every outlaw must submit to the authority, law and judiciary of the state," he said.
Saleh pointed out that "there are those who speak of foreign support for events and we do not say that no one wants and has an interest in sowing discord between the same people inevitably there are interests that want to invest every gap and every problem and each rivalry within our country, but the basis is the will of the living people, we must All of us officials, parties, civil servants, activists, intellectuals and citizens argue that this movement and this protest came against the backdrop of misery, grievances and the general feeling that the country needs reform. "
He continued "
The President of the Republic increased, `` partisan quotas refuse to leave our reality despite persistent attempts and calls to renounce them and choose practical and scientific methods to reach real solutions.When party interests and quotas replace the national will to push the stalled wheel forward, our country is bleeding its possibilities and opportunities from the aspirations of its people. ''
He said that "frankness required must be followed by serious steps and legitimacy of any political process or political system does not work on the requirements of the people and aspirations," calling on the demonstrators to "maintain the peaceful demonstrations and do not allow the trolls to steal your dreams and your demands," stressing "respect for the proposals of religious reference She identified through her speeches early kinks and warned of the danger of delay in the process of reform and serving citizens. "
"Based on the initiatives and steps taken by the Presidents of the Council of Ministers and the deputies to respond to the demands of the demonstrators, and based on repeated deliberations with a number of political and national leaders, I raise a number of the following points to proceed towards completion within a short period of time:
1. the causes of violence that took place during the past Alayamn and taking serious actions and decisions to define the mechanisms of this type of protests and the competent authorities accountable perpetrators of shedding Iraqi the blood.
2. In response to the invitation of the Supreme religious authority will work to form a committee of independent experts of personalities Almshahu We will work within the framework of the presidencies and political forces to have this national consensus without political interventions to be able to form imbalances and the presidency will put all its possibilities for the success of this aspect.
3. Opening a comprehensive and constructive political dialogue to form a supportive and permanent parliamentary bloc for reform steps, including the outputs of the committee and legislative and governmental procedures, overcoming obstacles and political pressures, and assisting the government to proceed with steps to combat corruption and provide services.
4. Supporting the efforts of the government to undertake a fundamental ministerial reshuffle to enhance performance and activate work mechanisms.
5 - Activate the role of the court concerned with integrity issues and provide the appropriate conditions for its work freely and the transfer of all files of corruption to be resolved within the specified timelines and prevent any appeal in this regard and no immunity to this file to any party or party Och testicular in addition to work to recover public money.
6 - We will work on the pledges of the Government and the House of Representatives to compensate those affected by the acts of abuses rewarding to help them to bear the burdens of housing and stop the implementation of lifting other abuses before ensuring the transfer of the affected, as well as legislation and executive procedures required to find jobs and provide financial aid to the unemployed, especially graduates and certificate holders High.
7 - Accelerate the formation of the Federal Service Council of independents to assume during a short period of its work, and give graduates and holders of higher degrees priority in government appointment, in addition to the immediate launch of the functional degrees approved in the budget and the launch of the degree of movement of owners.
8.Reconsidering the electoral law of the Council of Representatives and its system to allow confidence in the electoral process and the enactment of a new law in line with national aspirations.The presidency of the Republic will form a national dialogue team to follow up this file and with the assistance of experts from the United Nations and the formation of an independent electoral commission to allow maximum transparency and integrity in the electoral process.
9. To initiate the opening of a national dialogue to discuss the required treatment for the imbalance inherent in the political system that impedes the principles of good governance and lead to the strengthening of national unity.[/rtl]










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US Urges Iraq to Address Protestors' Grievance


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[size=19]ERBIL - The United States has called on Iraq to "address the protestors' grievance" through enacting reforms and "tackling corruption," while condemning the violations made during in the demonstrations.[/size]
The message was conveyed during a phone call between the Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, and Iraqi PM Adil Abdul Mahdi to discuss the recent protests in Baghdad and other major cities, which have so far resulted in the killing of scores of people and wounding of nearly 6,000 others.
According to a statement by the US Department of State, Pompeo "noted that those who violated human rights should be held accountable," while reiterating that "peaceful public demonstrations are a fundamental element of all democracies, and emphasized that there is no place for violence in demonstrations, either by security forces or protestors."
The Iraqi Ministry of Health on Tuesday revealed that a total of 165 people were killed during the protests in one week alone.
Pompeo further "lamented the tragic loss of life over the past few days and urged the Iraqi government to exercise maximum restraint," the statement added.
"Secretary Pompeo encouraged Prime Minister Abd al-Mahdi to take immediate steps to address the protesters' grievances by enacting reforms and tackling corruption."

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BAGHDAD / JD / .. The Council of Ministers at its meeting held under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, the second package of the Council of Ministers' urgent measures to meet the demands of the demonstrators.




Below is the second package:




 Firstly. Formation of the High Committee for the distribution of residential land headed by the Prime Minister and membership of:




 1. Minister of Construction and Housing as Vice-Chairman of the Committee




 2. The Secretary General of the Council of Ministers as a member




 3 - Head of the Secretariat of the Higher Commission for Coordination between the provinces member




 4 - Director General of State Real Estate Member




 5 - Director General of Military Survey - Ministry of Defense member




 6 - Director General of Agricultural Lands - Ministry of Agriculture Member




 A representative of the Prime Minister's Office as a member




 Director General of Real Estate Registration Member

 

The Committee shall:

 

1.The preparation of agricultural land necessary for the allocation of housing plots for eligible citizens according to resolution No. (70) of 2019.




 2. Study the expansion of municipal boundaries and the requirements of extinguishing, owning, and modifying the use of land and changing its sex for the purposes of the Committee's work.




 Second . Include in the draft budget law for 2020 the freezing of the laws and instructions in force that give the right to receive the person more than a salary, retirement or grant and the option of receiving one.




 Third. The Ministry of Electricity shall distribute integrated solar energy systems to 3000 poor families free of charge and allocating a total of (15) billion dinars.




 Fourthly. For the purpose of providing a large number of job opportunities for unemployed youth decides:




 1- The Ministry of Commerce should simplify the procedures for registering small companies for young people

 (for the age group 18-35 years) and exempting them from the wages created for the purpose of providing job opportunities for this category in the following works:




 Cleaning companies (educational institutions, health institutions, investment residential complexes).




 B- Horticulture and gardening companies.




 C- Contracting companies for secondary works.




 Waste recycling plants.

 

Software companies.




 Other.




 2. Ministries and entities not affiliated with the Ministry and the Governorates shall be authorized to directly refer to works (restoration, maintenance, construction, expansion, addition, erection, operation, equipment, cleaning, transportation) which cost up to 500 million dinars, as well as projects that cost less than one billion dinars to These companies or contractors are young Iraqis who are not classified and with the exception of the contracting methods stipulated in Article (3) of the instructions for the implementation of government contracts No. (2) for the year 2014 and instructions for the implementation of the budget in force at the time.




 3. Companies that have government contracts from ministries and entities not affiliated with the Ministry and the governorates shall refer part of their work, not exceeding (500) million dinars, to contractors that are not classified by contracting them in the form of (a nominated contract) with the employer or the contracting authority to guarantee the rights of the contracting parties. The Ministry of Planning shall issue controls to facilitate and implement this subject mentioned in paragraph 4 (2) above.




 4. The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs shall take the necessary measures to provide mobile cars for the manufacture of ready-to-eat foods, refreshments, hot drinks and specialized cars (such as maintenance and cleaning cars of all kinds) for unemployed youth who are registered in their database and are funded either through:

 

A- Non-Profit Loans Fund at the Ministry of Labor.




 (B) soft loans with nominal interest from the Rafidain and Rashid banks for those not registered in the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs database.




 5. The Municipality of Baghdad and the governorates shall simplify the procedures of granting them the license to practice the profession and organize their parking places in the commercial areas.

 6. This type of vehicle is exempt from customs duties.




 V. The Ministry of Electricity shall employ the unemployed youth of the age group (18-35) years to work as collectors for electricity wages and according to their areas of residence according to the invoices issued by the Ministry, through operational forms and incentives at 5% of the value of the amounts collected daily to be trained and given work wages. Daily 5,000 dinars for the first three months from the start of training.




 Sixthly. Supporting vocational education and the allocation of agricultural land: In order to support vocational education and play its role in providing a skilled professional workforce qualified to establish small and medium-sized private enterprises and providing employment in the agricultural sector,




 1- Granting preparatory students a monthly grant of fifty thousand dinars during the academic year and starting from 2019-2020.




 

2- The administrative and financial disengagement of vocational education schools from the general directorates of education and re-association with the general directorate of vocational education in the ministry of education.

 Allow the investment of technical and vocational capabilities of vocational education schools for productive and service purposes (as well as for training purposes) and allocate a percentage of the proceeds of the products to students, teaching and training staff, to develop the school environment and market their products, with the development of independent accounting units therein to facilitate the work of those schools.




 4-The Ministry of Agriculture allocates agricultural land with water share to graduates of agricultural preparations (as well as graduates of colleges and agricultural and veterinary institutes) to establish specialized cooperative societies and investment of these lands, and covered by the agricultural sabbatical law No. 24 of 2013.




 5. The Ministry of Agriculture, in coordination with the Ministry of Water Resources, shall allocate agricultural lands, including desert, with water quota for the full-time unemployed agricultural workers and others, and establish specialized cooperative societies for investment without fragmentation of large agricultural areas.




 6. The Ministry of Agriculture shall reassess the contracted agricultural projects to the private sector and cancel the non-operating projects contracts and re-offer them as investment opportunities without fragmentation.




 

7. The Ministry of Agriculture shall evaluate the contracted agricultural lands according to the land reform law no. And others.




 8. The Ministry of Agriculture shall activate the Facilitated Agricultural Lending Fund and allocate recoveries from the Agricultural Initiative Funds for the purpose of lending to the unemployed and those who have been allocated agricultural land.




VII. The Ministry of Industry and Minerals shall train unemployed young graduates and others wishing to establish local products manufacturing projects within the expertise available in the factories and companies of the Ministry and allow them to exploit the unused productive halls in factories and provide industrial services to them free of charge. Profitable projects or the Youth Employment Initiative launched by the Central Bank.




VIII. The Council of Advisers at the Presidency of the Council of Ministers should consider reducing the retirement age for employees and presenting a vision to the Council of Ministers within two weeks to replace them with unemployed youth.




IX. The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research and other ministries and non-affiliated bodies shall launch the job grades resulting from the movement of owners assigned to holders of higher degrees for the purpose of providing job opportunities for them within two weeks in accordance with the stated controls, competence, need and transparent competition between applicants and within two weeks.

 Tenth. The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research:




 a. Obliging private universities and colleges to accommodate suitable numbers of graduate holders according to the available capacity through the adoption of teaching staff by (1) teachers:




 (25) students in the administrative and humanitarian disciplines, the ratio of 1:20 in the disciplines of pure sciences, and the ratio of 1:15 in the engineering disciplines and medical group.




 B. Increase the admission rate of vocational school graduates in technical institutes and colleges to 10%, starting from the academic year 2020-2021

 eleven. In order to improve municipal and environmental services and to encourage small-scale industries used for waste recycling products,




 1- The Municipality of Baghdad and the governorates shall undertake the contracting procedures with the investors to establish the waste treatment and recycling plants using modern methods.

 2. The Ministry of Electricity shall purchase all the electrical energy produced from waste treatment, if any, at encouraging prices.




 twelfth. Requiring ministries and entities not affiliated with the Ministry and the governorates to cover their needs of local products, including private sector products that have an added value of more than 20%.




 thirteen. The General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers shall form committees in the governorates to follow up the decisions of the Council of Ministers to meet the demands of the demonstrators. The Ministers shall complete their work within a maximum period of three months. / End / 22 /







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[rtl](Karbala holy: Euphrates News) The Supreme Religious authority, issued an unprecedented warning to the government "blaming them and the security services" responsibility for the bloodshed and killed demonstrators and wounded. "[/rtl]
[rtl]"The religious authority reiterated its condemnation and rejection of the attacks on peaceful demonstrators and several members of the security forces during the protests in the country the previous week," Sheikh Abdul Mahdi al-Karbalai, the representative of the Supreme Marjaiya in the holy city of Karbala, said in his Friday sermon. It condemned the burning and destruction of some government institutions and private property in these demonstrations. "
He added, "The Marjaiya expressed the hope that everyone is aware of the serious repercussions of the use of violence and counter-violence in the ongoing protest movement in the country, which is avoided in any case, but what happened during the following days is the escalation of violence in an unprecedented manner and the targeting of an increasing number of demonstrators to shoot them and get Blatant attacks on some media to prevent the transfer of what is happening in the yards of the demonstrations, while the official authorities announced that they issued strict orders to prevent the security forces from firing live on the demonstrators, thousands of them were killed and wounded in Baghdad, Nasiriyah and Diwanani And other direct targeting them with firearms for the eyes and ears of many in scenes of terrible cruelty reflect extreme than the perception and exceeded all limits. "
"The government and the security services are responsible for the heavy bloodshed that has been shed in the demonstrations of the past few days, whether by innocent citizens or the security elements charged with dealing with them," Sheikh Karbalai said. Even because of their lack of discipline and obedience to orders issued to them or because they are not qualified or trained in dealing with popular protests so as to avoid the occurrence of victims among the participants. "
The supreme authority held the government "responsible when armed elements outside the law, under the gaze of the security forces, targeting and hunting demonstrators, assaulting certain media in order to frighten its workers, is also responsible when its security elements do not protect citizens, government institutions and private property from attacks by a small number of demonstrators." Who did not want her to remain peaceful and free from violence. "
He pointed out that "the religious authority strongly condemns the shedding of innocent blood and massive attacks in various forms and express sympathy with the families of the martyrs and the wounded and wounded and stresses its solidarity with the legitimate demands of peaceful demonstrators, as demonstrated in the demonstrations of previous years as well."
The Supreme Reference demanded that the government and the judiciary strongly conduct a credible investigation into all the events in the demonstration yards and then disclose before the public the elements that ordered or started shooting at demonstrators or others and not hesitate to prosecute them and arrest them and bring them to justice whatever their affiliations. And their positions must be done within a specified period, such as two weeks, and not be procrastinated, as was done in the media on the results of the investigative committees in previous cases.
She pointed out that "this most important and urgent measure at the present time, which reveals the seriousness of the government and the sincerity of its intention to make strides in real reform, as it is possible to proceed with any reform project, including the fight against financial and administrative corruption and achieve a degree of social justice to be Imposing the prestige of the state, controlling security according to its legal contexts, and not infringing on the public and private freedoms guaranteed by the constitution and putting an end to those who threaten, beat, kidnap, snip, kill and are free from prosecution and accountability. "
Sheikh Karbalai stressed that "the supreme religious authority has no interest or special relationship with any party in power and does not bias only to the people and defend only his interests, and confirms what it stated in April 2006 when the formation of the government after the first elections to the House of Representatives that it will not No one has been accused of violating the public interests of the Iraqi people. It monitors the governmental performance and indicates the imbalances in it whenever necessary. It will remain its voice with the voices of the oppressed and deprived of its people wherever they are, without distinction between their affiliation, sect and ethnicity. Great. "[/rtl]



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Alsumaria News publishes the full text of the position of the supreme religious authority in Iraq, Mr. Sistani, against the "violence" used against demonstrators and recent events in the country.


It followed Sistani statement, his representative in Karbala , Sheikh Abdul Mahdi Karbalai, during a Friday sermon in Karbala on 11.10.2019 and stated:


In a speech last Friday the religious authority confirmed the condemnation and rejection of the attacks suffered by demonstrators , Peaceful and many of the elements of the security forces, During the protests in the country last week, it also condemned the burning and destruction of some government institutions and private property in those demonstrations. She hoped that everyone would be aware of the serious repercussions of the use of violence and counter-violence in the ongoing protest movement in the country, which would in any case be avoided.






But what has happened in the following days is the unprecedented escalation of violence and the targeting of increasing numbers of demonstrators by shooting them, and blatant attacks on some media to prevent them from transferring what is happening in the yards of demonstrations.

While the official authorities announced that they had issued strict orders to prevent the security forces from shooting live demonstrators, thousands of them fell between a martyr and wounded in Baghdad, Nasiriyah, Diwaniyah and others, direct targeting them of firearms in full view of many, in horrific scenes of extreme cruelty beyond imagination And exceeded all limits.


The government and its security services are responsible for the heavy bloodshed that has been shed in the demonstrations of the past few days, whether by innocent citizens or security elements charged with dealing with them, and can not shirk this responsibility.

It is responsible when some members of the security forces use excessive violence against demonstrators, albeit because of their lack of discipline, obeying orders or because they are not qualified and trained to deal with popular protests so as to avoid casualties among participants.

It is responsible when outlawed armed elements, under the watchful eye of the security forces, target and shoot protesters, and attack certain media outlets to intimidate their workers.

It is responsible when its security forces do not protect citizens, government institutions, and private property from attacks by a small number of demonstrators who did not want them to remain peaceful and free from violence.

The religious authority strongly condemns the shedding of innocent blood and grave attacks in its various forms, and expresses its sympathy with the families of the martyrs and the wounded and wounded, and affirms its solidarity with the legitimate demands of peaceful demonstrators - as demonstrated in the demonstrations of previous years also - calls for the strong government and the judiciary Conduct a credible investigation into all that took place in the demonstration yards, and then disclose to the public the elements that ordered or started shooting at demonstrators or others, and not hesitate to pursue them, arrest them and bring them to justice, whatever their affiliation and location. This must be done within a specified period - for example, two weeks - and not be procrastinated, as in the announcement of the results of the investigative committees in previous cases.

This is the most important and urgent measure at the present time, which reveals the seriousness of the government and the sincerity of its intention to take wide steps for real reform. No reform project - including the fight against financial and administrative corruption and a degree of social justice - can be pursued unless the prestige of the state is enforced, security is controlled in accordance with its legal contexts, the infringement of public and private freedoms guaranteed by the constitution, and an end to those who threaten, beat and abduct They snipe and kill while they are free from prosecution and accountability.

The supreme religious authority has no special interest or relationship with any party in power, and is biased only to the people and defends only its interests, and confirms what it stated in April 2006 at the formation of the government after the first parliamentary elections Or hand in the public interests of the Iraqi people, it monitors the performance of the government and indicate the imbalances in it when necessary, and will remain its voice with the voices of the oppressed and deprived of the people of this people wherever they are without distinction between their affiliations and their sects and ethnicities). There's no strength except in Allah Almighty.


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Live: The Commission of Inquiry into the events of the demonstrations in Iraq recently, it will submit the final report to the Prime Minister within hours .

The Iraqi News Agency "conscious", on Friday, that the Higher Ministerial Committee to investigate the events of the demonstrations had heard detailed reports on the circumstances and circumstances and the causes of those events and the resulting.

On Thursday evening, the Commission held a lengthy meeting, during which it heard the reports of the sub-investigative committees set up by the Higher Fact-Finding Committee in the provinces of Muthanna, Wasit, Diwaniyah, Dhi Qar and Missan.

The committee explained that the reports of the committees in Baghdad, Najaf and Babylon will be heard today .

The committee added that it had reviewed at a meeting yesterday, many important details related to the progress of events, which included a lot of videos and photos, and live testimony by the wounded and wounded and the families of martyrs, officers and employees of the security forces, and hospital staff.

The committee's chairman, Nuri al-Dulaimi, stressed during the meeting that the committee will not neglect any information, however simple, that would serve the real and justice of the victims, stressing that the committee is committed to the timelines of its work and will submit its final report to the prime minister within the coming hours.

It is noteworthy that the demonstrations in Iraq broke out a few days ago, claimed the lives of a number of demonstrators and security forces, as well as wounding and wounding others, as well as the government headquarters, parties and some media to burn and sabotage.

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The Presidency of the Parliamentary Human Rights Committee calls on the Iraqi Council of Representatives to rush tomorrow in the second discussion of the law of freedom of expression and peaceful demonstration, which was read first reading in order to identify the areas of demonstration and find a mechanism of fundamentalist approvals from the head of the administrative unit and not to use force against demonstrators based on rules of engagement Approved by international conventions, and maintain the prestige and security of the state through the non-use of peaceful demonstrator to use weapons in the demonstration and not to attack the freedom of others and public and private property, we hope the Iraqi Council of Representatives to speed up By voting on the law and not resorting to the complexity of the scene more than we are, the mercy of our martyrs and our wounds a speedy recovery, and let us all save our country Iraq from the abyss and chaos.
 
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Speaker of the House of Representatives Mohammed Halbousi, on Saturday, the Special Representative of the United Nations in Iraq Ms. Hines Blaskhart; to discuss the latest political and security developments and demonstrations in the country.
The meeting stressed the need to expedite the fulfillment of legitimate demands of citizens in accordance with a specific time limit, improve public services, work to eliminate corruption and spoilers, take legal action against them and resolve this file, and create an environment for growth, and provide employment opportunities.
The meeting also urged the peaceful preservation of demonstrations, the obligation to preserve public and private property, and not to attack demonstrators and security forces, and to prevent saboteurs from creating a gap between them and create chaos that weakens the momentum of true demands, and the need to hold accountable those responsible for acts of violence, and the imposition of the law.
She expressed her deep concern about armed groups working to undermine stability in the country, negatively affecting the right to peaceful demonstration and fulfill the legitimate demands of demonstrators for change and the government's ability to act on those demands, and stressed the importance of the House of Representatives to fulfill its duties To achieve the legitimate demands of the demonstrators, while revealing the willingness of the United Nations to provide the necessary assistance in this context.
 
 
 
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The Presidency of the Council of Representatives held a meeting on Saturday to discuss the latest developments in the country and discussed the following:
On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 25feImmediately implement the decisions of the Council of Representatives and the Ministers, and ask the Presidency and the Government to send urgent important bills, which include real remedies to the demands of the demonstrators.
On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 25feTake exceptional measures by the Supreme Judicial Council and executive bodies to prosecute corrupt individuals who have harmed public funds and state institutions.
On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 25feProceeding with the questioning of some officials who have been subjected to questioning requests to the Presidency of the Council, and setting dates for them once the formal and substantive requirements are completed, as stipulated in the Constitution in Article 61 / VII and the rules of procedure of the House of Representatives.
On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 25fe Suspension of the work of the provincial, district, district and municipal councils in accordance with the provisions of Article (4) of the Law of Governorates Not Organized in Region No. (21) of 2008 as amended, an application by the Legal Committee, together with the signatures of more than one third of the members of the Council of Representatives, and pursuant to Article (20) of The law of governorates that are not organized in a region, provided that it is in accordance with the legal procedures.
On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 25feDemanding the commander in chief of the armed forces to identify places of demonstration, and that the security authorities bear full responsibility for the protection of peaceful demonstrators and the protection of public and private property, and the need to distinguish between the demonstrator who has the rightful and legitimate demands to be implemented and those who are troubled by water, who seek to spread chaos and the burning of state institutions and encroachment on public and private property. The security authorities shall deal firmly with those who tamper with the security of citizens, and take action against those who do not belong to the demonstrators and their legitimate demands in connection with what has been determined by the Supreme Judicial Council.
The Presidency confirmed the continuation of the House of Representatives to follow up the realization of the demands of the demonstrators, and the application of real measures that touch the needs of citizens in accordance with a specific time limit and proceed with the legislation and reform measures that will arrive from the Presidency and the government.
 
 
 
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direct:

In a statement to UNAMI, Plasskhart also expressed "deep concern at the attempt by armed entities to impede the people's right to peaceful assembly and their legitimate demands."

"The protection of human lives is always the first priority," she said.

She pointed out that Iraq has come a long way and will not bear the slide back into a new cycle of violence, adding that it is sad and disturbing to see the return of violence and the fall of the dead and wounded.
She also criticized restrictions on social media as well as intermittent Internet service, but welcomed the help of the security forces. “Unlike in the beginning of October,” demonstrators were wounded and concerned about the freedom of movement of medical units.


It called on all parties to redouble their efforts on the ground not only to prevent provocative actions and unnecessary confrontations, but also to stand together against armed saboteurs.

She stressed that the United Nations stands ready to assist, including supporting the Iraqi authorities in their efforts to meet legitimate demands for change, accountability and transparency, ending corruption, improving public services, strengthening governance and creating an environment conducive to growth and employment.

On developments on the ground, one person was killed and 16 others were injured today following renewed protests in the city of (Nasiriyah), the largest city of the province, after a bloody day witnessed 30 deaths and wounding more than two thousand others in Baghdad and other Iraqi provinces. 
 


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The parliament opened its special session on Monday to discuss the demands of the demonstrators headed by its president, Mohammed Halbousi.
A parliamentary source said, "Mawazine News", "The House of Representatives opened today, its own session to discuss the demands of the demonstrators headed by Mohammed Halbousi."
Since the beginning of this month, Baghdad and the southern provinces have witnessed a wave of mass protests that resulted in the death of more than 70 demonstrators and the injury of more than 3,000 people, including security men and the arrest of more than 30 demonstrators, as well as the burning of the headquarters of political parties.





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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty The Presidency of the Parliament calls on Abdul Mahdi to save the lives of the demonstrators

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, the President of the House of Representatives, Mohammed Halbousi, Monday, Prime Minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi to save the lives of demonstrators and public and private property.
`` On behalf of the Council of Representatives, we extend condolences to the families of martyrs of peaceful demonstrators demanding their constitutional rights guaranteed by the Constitution, '' Halbousi said, stressing the importance of increasing the momentum to proceed with the protection of demonstrators and meet their requirements quickly without waiting.
He stressed "the need for the Commander-in-Chief to preserve the life and property of public and private," expressing his rejection of "acts that lead to distorting demonstrations."
The Speaker of the House of Representatives that "the sessions of the House of Representatives will continue until the reforms."
Prior to that, the House of Representatives held its 11th session under the chairmanship of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mohammed Halbousi.





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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty The Human Rights Committee meets with the representative of the UN Secretary General to discuss the situation of the demonstrations

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The Parliamentary Human Rights Committee headed by MP Arshad Al-Salhi and MP Dr. Wahda Al-Jumaili met with Ms. Jenin Blarakhst, Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, in the presence of Ms. Daniel, Director of the Human Rights Office on Monday, 28 October 2019.
 
The meeting discussed the repercussions of the recent events that accompanied the demonstrations, the methods of violence committed against the demonstrators and the security forces, the spread of the phenomenon of sniping against the demonstrators and demanding the United Nations to take a greater role in helping Iraq.
For its part, the Parliamentary Human Rights Committee confirmed the occurrence of serious violations against peaceful and acceptable, and that Iraq will be embarrassed before the international community, because Iraq is part of the Human Rights Council.
 
Ms. Jenin Blaraakhst expressed her concern at the continuation and the extent of these demonstrations and expressed seriousness in supporting the Commission in the investigation of the recent violations in Iraq and that the United Nations Mission to monitor the human rights situation in Iraq closely.
 
   The Chairman of the Commission on Human Rights MP Arshad al-Salhi, the continued follow-up of the Commission continuously and continuously with the High Commission for Human Rights and civil organizations for the latest recent events, indicating that the security authorities did not show cooperation with the Commission.
 
Dr. Wahda Al-Jumaili, the committee's rapporteur, stressed that the inhumane dealings that led to many martyrs among peaceful demonstrators and the need to preserve lives and property.
 
At the end of the meeting, the Human Rights Committee stated that it would submit its report to the Council of Representatives, the government and the public regarding violations against peaceful demonstrators and that the Committee is keen to maintain civil and community peace by not attacking the security forces as well and the government to take the necessary measures to keep students and peaceful demonstrators from During the speedy completion of the reforms approved by the Iraqi Council of Representatives.
 
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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty UN Iraq Representative condemns continued violence, stresses national dialogue to end ‘vicious cycle’

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Baghdad, 29 October 2019 – The Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for Iraq, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, condemns in the strongest terms the rising number of deaths and injuries during the demonstrations engulfing many parts of Iraq.

The recent developments across many parts of Iraq, in particular in Karbala last night, are most alarming. Witness reports indicate that live fire was used against demonstrators, causing high numbers of casualties.
“Violence is never the answer, the protection of life is the overriding imperative,” the Special Representative said. “A national dialogue is urgently needed to find prompt, meaningful responses. This vicious cycle of violence must end.”
The UN stands with the Iraqi people and is ready to assist in this dialogue, Ms. Hennis-Plasschaert said.
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For more information, please contact: Mr. Samir Ghattas, Director of Public Information/Spokesperson
United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq, Phone: +964 790 193 1281, Email: ghattass@un.org
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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty UN representative arrives at Tahrir Square in Baghdad

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The Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Iraq, Jenin Hennes Blaskart, arrived in Tahrir Square, the center of the mass protests, in the center of Baghdad.


The correspondent of Alsumaria News, that Balskhart arrived, today, to Tahrir Square in Baghdad and met with a group of demonstrators and listened to their demands.

Earlier on Wednesday, Baghdad Operations Commander Lt. Gen. Qais al-Mohammadawi called on demonstrators not to approach security barriers on the bridge to avoid friction with security forces.






A security source, told dawn on Wednesday, Alsumaria News, dozens of demonstrators were injured by the use of tear gas by security forces in an attempt to break up protests in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad.

The capital Baghdad and about a dozen provinces have been witnessing mass protests since October 25 to demand "legitimate rights", including violence that killed and wounded dozens of demonstrators and security forces, and the burning of government and party institutions.


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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Plachart expresses sympathy for the Mahdi government and calls for a national dialogue

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Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Iraq, Jenin Hines Blaskhart, on Wednesday expressed sympathy with the government of Adel Abdul Mahdi, while calling for a national dialogue to determine immediate and effective responses.
"Plasskhart visited the Tahrir Square in the center of Baghdad and exchanged views and discussed possible ways to address the legitimate demands of peaceful demonstrators," the press office of the UN representative said.
"The government cannot fully address the legacy of the past and the current challenges in just one year," she said.
It called for "a national dialogue to identify immediate and effective responses to break the vicious cycle of violence, and achieve unity in the face of the dangers of division and inaction, by standing united, Iraqis can find common ground to form a better future for all."






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The head of the National Wisdom Movement, Ammar al-Hakim, on Wednesday, called on the three authorities and political forces to take responsibility to meet the demands of the demonstrators.
Hakim said after meeting British Ambassador to Iraq John Wilkes, in a statement received (Mawazine News): "We confirmed that the demonstrations are a constitutional and legal right is one of the components of the democratic system and the most important tools to correct the course, and the security services have a responsibility to maintain the security of demonstrators and property Public and private prosecution of those who abuse peaceful demonstrations. "
He added: "We have renewed our call to achieve the just demands of citizens and assume everyone's responsibilities from the government and the House of Representatives and the judiciary and political forces," adding: "We also called during the British Ambassador in Baghdad," John Wilkes "to maintain bilateral relations between Iraq and the United Kingdom to serve the interests of all. ".
Hakim continued: "We stressed the openness of all out of the common interest as well as discussing developments in the situation in Iraq and the region, and wished Ambassador Wilks success in his next mission and valued his role in representing his country in Iraq during the last phase."




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Hello everyone, as you point out I try as much as possible to forward the news about the event, and discussions that relate to the subject of the event, in my opinion it's easier for you members of the forum to follow the news about the event, and to better understand the importance of what happens there, and I do the same things that relate to the government, and all the decisions that connects with the government I you put it on the same post to have a better follow-up about the government, I wish you a good reading, and a beautiful day to all !!!




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On the politicization of tomorrow's demonstrations: Let the people exercise their constitutional right - Page 2 Empty Pictures .. Ministry of Finance employees in Baghdad sit in solidarity with the demonstrators

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Staff of the Ministry of Finance, on Wednesday, in front of the ministry building in solidarity with the demonstrators in Tahrir Square.
"Dozens of employees of the Ministry of Finance organized a sit-in in front of the ministry building today in solidarity with the demonstrators," Mawazine News reporter said.
"The protesters confirmed their full support for the demands of the demonstrators and their rejection of violence against them."
Since the beginning of this month, Baghdad and the southern provinces have witnessed a wave of mass protests that resulted in the death of more than 80 demonstrators and the injury of more than 3,000 others, including security men, as well as the burning of the headquarters of political parties.




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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - UN human rights experts on Wednesday urged Iraqi authorities to immediately stop and stop violence against demonstrators and ensure that those responsible for the unlawful use of force are investigated and prosecuted.


It is crucial that the Iraqi authorities take additional steps to prevent violence and provide a safe environment for peaceful protests, a UN report said today.

In two waves of protests from October 1 to 9 and October 25 to 27, more than 220 civilians were killed and thousands wounded after Iraqi security forces used excessive force to disperse protesters, including the use of live ammunition and bullets, Inflatables and armored vehicles. Experts said there was also a random use of less lethal weapons such as tear gas, water cannons and sound bombs.






According to the statement, since October 25, Iraqi security forces, particularly in Baghdad, appear to have shown more restraint compared to previous demonstrations, however, reports continued to report excessive use of less deadly means of protesters, causing a number of Of injuries plus a number of deaths. Most of the injuries occurred at the end of the week as a result of tear gas inhalation.


The situation in some southern governorates, in which armed individuals used live bullets against demonstrators while protecting political offices, requires urgent attention.

"We strongly deplore the use of excessive force and violence by Iraqi security forces and other armed elements against demonstrators," the experts said. "It is unreasonable and saddening - that such a brutal response is directed against Iraqis who simply want to express their rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly

," the experts stressed . "The Iraqi state has a responsibility to search for, investigate and prosecute those responsible for the killing of demonstrators."

People in cities and provinces across central and southern Iraq, including central Baghdad, have demonstrated against high levels of unemployment, corruption and poor public services. Many participants were young and unemployed.

On October 22, 2019, a government commission of inquiry into the violence that erupted in early October found that 149 civilians and eight security men had been killed, 70 per cent of them in the head or upper torso. The government report, inter alia, acknowledged that security forces used excessive force and lost control of demonstrations and recommended disciplinary and judicial investigations against identified perpetrators, but concluded that there were no official orders to open fire on protesters.

"While we take note of the findings of the commission of inquiry, we deeply regret the further violence, loss of life and injuries during the weekend," the experts said.

"The government must demonstrate the effectiveness, independence and impartiality of these investigations. This means that they must identify all the perpetrators with a view to prosecuting them. This also applies to officials who fail to prevent such abuses in the first place,"

they stressed. Issued in early October by snipers shooting at both demonstrators and those who tried to evacuate the wounded, allegedly for breaking through security checkpoints. The identity of these snipers remained unknown.

Continued reports indicate that human rights defenders have received explicit warnings and death threats if they participate in the protests, amid allegations that security forces arbitrarily arrested and detained hundreds of protesters, journalists, and civil society activists.

They noted widespread restrictions on media freedoms, including intimidation and harassment of journalists, attacks on the media, intermittent Internet service as well as social media sites and platforms.

The statement said that experts are holding a dialogue with the Iraqi authorities on this issue and will continue to monitor the situation closely.

Special rapporteurs, independent experts and working groups form part of the so-called special procedures of the Human Rights Council. The Special Procedures are the largest body of independent experts in the UN system of rights and are the generic designation of the Council's independent mechanisms for investigation, surveillance and monitoring. Special procedures mandate-holders are human rights experts appointed by the Human Rights Council to address either specific situations in specific countries, or thematic issues worldwide. They are not UN staff and are independent of any government and organization. They provide services according to their individual abilities and are not paid for the work they do.


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[rtl]Pope Francis called on authorities in Iraq on Wednesday to heed the protesters' cries.[/rtl]




[rtl]Pope Francis said his thought was "close to a beloved Iraq", calling for "those tormented people to find peace and stability after many years of war and violence under which they have suffered so much."[/rtl]




[rtl]During Wednesday's open meeting with people at St. Peter's Square in the Vatican, the Pope added: 'Dear brothers and sisters, my thoughts are moving towards beloved Iraq, where the protests this month caused the death and injury of many people.'[/rtl]




[rtl]He continued: 'While expressing my deepest condolences to the victims and express their feelings of closeness to their families and the wounded, I call on the authorities to listen to the cry of the people who demand a dignified and peaceful life.'[/rtl]




[rtl]He concluded: 'I urge all Iraqis to take the path of dialogue and reconciliation and search for appropriate solutions to the challenges and problems of the country, with the support of the international community'.[/rtl]




[rtl]He concluded: 'I pray to God that this martyr people find peace and stability after years of war and violence'.[/rtl]






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