The parliamentary elections in Iraq ... Observers are calling for international monitoring for fear of militias and fugitive weapons

Observers of Iraqi affairs demanded international and international monitoring of the early Iraqi elections, scheduled to take place next year, for fear of militias and fugitive weapons.

This comes in light of the ongoing security, economic and political complexities in the country; With the proliferation of weapons, the continuation of angry mass protests, and the intensification of the competition between the parties that have held power for the past 17 years.

Any meeting of the officials with Hennis Blasshardt, the envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General, was not without the emphasis on the need for the United Nations and international organizations to supervise the upcoming elections, in a move that observers placed in the category of fear of changing the reality of the results, or diverting their course at the threat of arms and foreign interference.

The President of the Republic, Barham Salih, approved the new election law after the parliament voted on it, dividing the governorates into electoral districts on the basis of districts and cities, and every 100,000 inhabitants in those cities have a parliamentary seat, and in the event that the district’s population is less than 100,000, it is merged with a neighboring district to avoid That problem.

The demand for international monitoring of the elections was widely welcomed to prevent fraud, especially in areas under the control of militias and armed groups affiliated with some political parties.

The government is unable to stop it or prevent its expansion, with calls to cancel the old voter card, and to rely on the new updated "biometric", which includes vital data that helps in identification; Like fingerprints and fingerprints, the bearer had to personally come to the polling station to cast his vote, unlike the old ones whose attendance is not required.

International observation achieves integrity for elections through the various missions to supervise the conduct of the electoral process, and to follow up on the details of those processes in different countries, at their request.

The presence of observers representing prominent international bodies such as the United Nations or other organizations or even non-governmental organizations prevents the occurrence of violations and abuses, or at least minimizes them, and gives confidence.

Observers emphasized that, after the recent developments in Iraq at the political and economic levels, the legitimacy of the current political system has become dependent on early elections, the percentage of justice that the government will guarantee, and its realization of the Iraqi people after all the crises and problems it faced.

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