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  1. Explanation of Article 140 What is Article 140 of the Iraq Constitution? The Kirkuk referendum is the Kirkuk part of a plebiscite that will decide whether the Kurdish regions within Iraqi governorates of Diyala, Kirkuk, Salah ad Din and Ninawa will become part of the Iraqi Kurdistan region. The referendum was initially planned for 15 November 2007, but was delayed first to 31 December, and then by a further six months. The Kurdish Alliance emphasized that the delay was for technical and not for political reasons. As the election was not called by early December 2008, it was postponed again as part of the deal to facilitate the regional elections on 31 January 2009. No fresh date has yet been set. Article 140 of the Constitution of Iraq states that before the Kirkuk referendum is carried out, measures should be taken to reverse the Arabization policy employed by the Saddam Hussein administration during the Al-Anfal Campaign. Thousands of Kurds returned to Kirkuk following the 2003 invasion of Iraq. The referendum will decide whether enough have returned for the area to be considered Kurdish. The Article 140 states: First: The executive authority shall undertake the necessary steps to complete the implementation of the requirements of all subparagraphs of Article 58 of the Transitional Administrative Law. Second: The responsibility placed upon the executive branch of the Iraqi Transitional Government stipulated in Article 58 of the Transitional Administrative Law shall extend and continue to the executive authority elected in accordance with this Constitution, provided that it accomplishes completely (normalization and census and concludes with a referendum in Kirkuk and other disputed territories to determine the will of their citizens), by a date not to exceed the 31st of December 2007. The above mentioned Article 58 states: A. The Iraqi Transitional Government, and especially the Iraqi Property Claims Commission and other relevant bodies, shall act expeditiously to take measures to remedy the injustice caused by the previous regime’s practices in altering the demographic character of certain regions, including Kirkuk, by deporting and expelling individuals from their places of residence, forcing migration in and out of the region, settling individuals alien to the region, depriving the inhabitants of work, and correcting nationality. To remedy this injustice, the Iraqi Transitional Government shall take the following steps: 1. With regard to residents who were deported, expelled, or who emigrated; it shall, in accordance with the statute of the Iraqi Property Claims Commission and other measures within the law, within a reasonable period of time, restore the residents to their homes and property, or, where this is unfeasible, shall provide just compensation. 2. With regard to the individuals newly introduced to specific regions and territories, it shall act in accordance with Article 10 of the Iraqi Property Claims Commission statute to ensure that such individuals may be resettled, may receive compensation from the state, may receive new land from the state near their residence in the governorate from which they came, or may receive compensation for the cost of moving to such areas. 3. With regard to persons deprived of employment or other means of support in order to force migration out of their regions and territories, it shall promote new employment opportunities in the regions and territories. 4. With regard to nationality correction, it shall repeal all relevant decrees and shall permit affected persons the right to determine their own national identity and ethnic affiliation free from coercion and duress. B. The previous regime also manipulated and changed administrative boundaries for political ends. The Presidency Council of the Iraqi Transitional Government shall make recommendations to the National Assembly on remedying these unjust changes in the permanent constitution. In the event the Presidency Council is unable to agree unanimously on a set of recommendations, it shall unanimously appoint a neutral arbitrator to examine the issue and make recommendations. In the event the Presidency Council is unable to agree on an arbitrator, it shall request the Secretary General of the United Nations to appoint a distinguished international person to be the arbitrator. C. The permanent resolution of disputed territories, including Kirkuk, shall be deferred until after these measures are completed, a fair and transparent census has been conducted and the permanent constitution has been ratified. This resolution shall be consistent with the principle of justice, taking into account the will of the people of those territories. — Article 58, Law of Administration for the State of Iraq for the Transitional Period — Article 140, Constitution of Iraq.
  2. IRAQI GOVT TO BEGIN ISSUING COMPENSATION OVER ARTICLE 140 Iraqi govt to begin issuing compensation over Article 140 (nrttv.com) PM:11:16:28/11/2022 SULAIMANI — The Iraqi Minister of Justice, Khalid Shwani, said on Monday (November 28) those who suffered damages from the resettlement scheme under Article 140 of the Iraqi constitution will receive compensation beginning in one month. Shwani said in a statement the high committee for compensation over Article 140 will be reactivated within ten days. He said the committee will give the estimated budget for the compensation to the Council of Ministers to be included in the 2023 budget bill. Shwani stated the compensation is according to an agreement between Erbil and Baghdad and includes all individuals with a claim. Dizhwar Fayeq, head of the article 140 board in the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), told the official Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) website that a number of people had already been compensated but many remain and will receive compensation in several stages. Article 140 of the Iraqi Constitution of 2005 outlines how to settle the issue of the so-called disputed areas, a belt of territory stretching across several governorates from Nineveh through Salahadin and Kirkuk into Diyala and northern Wasit claimed by both the KRG and the federal government. Part of Article 140 mandates a normalization process in which Arabs who were settled in Kirkuk as part of Saddam Hussein’s Arabization program in the 1970s and 80s would receive compensation and return to their hometowns. (NRT Digital Media)
  3. Journalists face risks in Iraq’s disputed areas with 65 reported violations in six months: Monitor Photojournalist Ako Rasheed works for Reuters in Kirkuk. (Photo: Facebook) ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) – In the first half of 2019, there have been 65 cases of reported violations against Kurdish Journalists in the disputed areas of Iraq, according to reports. The disputed parts of the country, chief among them Kirkuk Province, have been administered by Baghdad-appointed officials since Iraqi forces along with the Iran-backed Hashd al-Shaabi attacked the areas and forced the withdrawal of the Kurdish Peshmerga. Since then, Kurdish residents of the disputed territories have complained, on multiple occasions, in several areas about being pressured by Arabs to leave their homes and other property. Along with this, members of the press were barred from covering incidents involving such reported violations against Kurds. On occasion, journalists were also completely disallowed entry to such areas by Iraqi forces at checkpoints. The Kurdistan Syndicate of Journalists stated in a press release on Monday that in the first six months of 2019, there have been 65 violation incidents against 27 Journalists working in territories disputed between the Iraqi federal government and the Kurdistan Region. The Syndicate highlighted that journalists are becoming the victims of political tension, with a high number of arrests, attacks, and harassments by Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) in Khanaqin, Kirkuk, and in Mosul. “The integration of media with political affiliation, absence of the law of freedom of information and the security void in the disputed areas are all factors of violence directed towards media personals,” stated the Syndicate. The statement added, “journalists in disputed territories are victimized twice, once for their duty in attaining information, second for the geographic and ethnic issues in those areas.” Beyond that, the statement continued, “another reason is that journalists are lacking legal awareness of the laws that can protect them.” “This report tells us that journalism work in disputed territories is about to endanger the lives and safety of Kurdish journalists.” The KJS also called on all sides to “abide by the laws to provide a safe atmosphere for the profession.” A mix of Kurds, Arabs, Turkmen, and Christians live in territories claimed by both the Kurdistan Region and Iraq. Article 140 of the Iraqi Constitution provides for a referendum to be held in the ethnically-diverse province of Kirkuk as well as other disputed areas by the end of 2007 to determine their future, but it has yet to be implemented by subsequent Iraqi governments. Editing by Nadia Riva (Kosar Nawzad contributed to this report) UpdatedJuly 16-2019 12:52 A M
  4. Luigi asks... Could this be the full meal deal? Not varified. Your opine. 12-26-2018 Newshound/Intel Guru Mnt Goat HERE COMES ARTICLE 140, JUST IN TIME? Quote: "The President of the House of Representatives, Mohamed Halbusi, the request to host the Implementation Committee Article (140) of the Constitution to discuss the reasons for not completing the work that was formed for it." So here it is again. Folks this is not my FAKE news. THIS IS REAL and finally it seems that going to implement Article 140 or pursue it again. Many say it is already done. NOT true. Like I keep telling everyone there needs to be a formal referendum (that is already written and send to parliament) then it needs to be voted on and implemented. Then it is done. 12-25-2018 Newshound Guru MilitiaMan Article: "Kurdish parties announce two agreements on Kirkuk" Well this sounds to me like they have things hammered out, as they have an official book out in circulation on the matter of Article 140. They apparently are getting their share of what is entitled to them. In other words they are getting paid here soon and or now... If that is what this is saying, it is a very good sign and the timing is absolutely perfect to end they 2018 year and usher in the new into 2019.. We all expect to see the new currency (small categories) with the Kurds language on it too. Time will tell. imo.
  5. The change reveals documents issued by the Federal Court decision of the constitutionality of Article 140 The policy of March 14, 2018 on change reveal documents Federal Court issued its decision on the constitutionality of article 140 closed 53 visits Baghdad / SNG The head of the Change Bloc MP Amin Bakr said Wednesday that the Federal Court, within its response to a query sent by him, pointed out that Article 140 of the Constitution is a valid and valid and non-expired article, while noting that the Federal Court responded by interpreting trolls with turbid water. Bakr said in a press conference held in the parliament building and attended by SNG, that "the Federal Court has indicated in response to a query presented to it on the definition of disputed areas in November last year, that the disputed areas are areas that were administered by Kurdistan on March 19 2003 This means that the meaning of the disputed areas are the provinces of Arbil, Dahuk and Sulaymaniyah, which is not true and a clear gap in the interpretation of the Federal Court. Bakr added, "We filed a request last February to the Presidency of the Parliament to address the Federal Court on the interpretation and demand to reconsider the interpretation where the Federal Court replied to our inquiry on atheist ten of this month that the Federal Court believes that the disputed areas are areas that were not managed before Kurdistan Regional Government on March 19, 2003 in the governorates of Dohuk, Erbil, Sulaymaniyah, Kirkuk, Diyala and Nineveh, and that the resolution of this issue be made by the committee formed in accordance with Article 140 of the Constitution. Bakr said: "We can respond to some trolls water turbidity on two important things is that some say that Kirkuk is only a disputed area and the interpretation of the Federal Court binding for all the picture is clear that all of these areas have a disputed status, the other is related to the auctions of some That the Constitutional Article 140 is a finished article, the interpretation of the Court stressed the fate of those areas in accordance with that article and this clearly means that it is a valid article and the basis for resolving the issue of disputed areas in accordance with the mechanisms that have been established to resolve. Bakr said that "this decision of the Federal Court this means that the rights behind them are not going to die and the delay of recovery, and here is the Federal Supreme Court confirms a binding decision that article 140 of the Constitution is a living substance in force." Article 140 of the Iraqi Constitution provides for the normalization of the situation in the province of Kirkuk and the disputed areas in other provinces such as Nineveh and Diyala, and set a period of time ended on the thirty-first of December 2007 to implement all the provisions contained in this article, and left the people of those areas freedom Self-determination whether by remaining an independent administrative unit or appended to the Kurdistan region of Iraq through the organization of a referendum, but several obstacles led to the delay of the implementation of some of the basic items in the article for reasons that politicians say the Kurds are political, while Baghdad says that the delay is not deliberate, The competent ministerial application of article that carried out some of its clauses, such as compensation for those affected, have not been implemented in the most important of which is the referendum on the fate of the city. While the Kurds strongly support the implementation of Article 140 of the Constitution, a section of Arabs and Turkmen in Kirkuk and other areas opposed to their implementation, for fear of the possibility of annexing oil-rich province to the Kurdistan region, after accusing the Kurdish parties to bring hundreds of thousands of Kurdish population of the city to change its demographic identity, Saddam Hussein also brought others hundreds of thousands of Arab population in the seventies and eighties of the last century within the policy of Arabization, which applied in those areas at the time.
  6. Barzani to Mattis: Referendum will go ahead if 'stronger alternative’ not offered By Rudaw 16 hours ago President Masoud Barzani receives The US Secretary of Defense James Mattis in Erbil on August 22, 2017. Photo: Rudaw ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – President Masoud Barzani told US Secretary of Defense James Mattis the referendum will go ahead unless a stronger alternative is offered, but that Erbil will continue dialogue with Baghdad with the objective of becoming “two good neighbours,” according to a statement from the Kurdistan presidency. Barzani hosted Mattis in Erbil along with a high-level American delegation from both the state and defense departments. During their meeting, Mattis reiterated US concern that the referendum might negatively affect the war against ISIS, according to the statement from the Kurdish side. While Mattis expressed his understanding of the demands and rights of the people of Kurdistan, “He also noted the concerns and the position of his country with regard to the referendum and stated that the referendum was beyond what his country expected and the United States is of the view that this process might put obstacles in the war against ISIS and might create problems for the work of both sides in the war against ISIS,” read the presidency’s Kurdish-language statement. The US Pentagon later also released a readout from meeting summarizing the Mattis-Barzani-talks that praised Erbil and Baghdad’s “strong” military cooperation for the liberation of Mosul, adding the offensive was “only possible” due to that cooperation. “To maintain this cooperation, the secretary encouraged President Barzani to engage in a sustained dialogue with Prime Minister Abadi and keep the focus on maintaining the momentum against ISIS,” Mattis said, according to Pentagon Chief Spokesperson Dana W. White. There were no direct mentions of “unity of Iraq” or the “wrong” timing of the Kurdistan Region’s planned independence referendum on September 25 — previous terms used by officials from the US State Department. Mattis thanked Barzani “for his strong leadership of Peshmerga forces and being a supportive partner in operations to defeat ISIS.” Barzani has said that the referendum is a right of the people of Kurdistan according to the principles of democracy and human rights. He told the visiting US delegation that the referendum would “in no way create problems in the war against terrorism.” Barzani said that the violations of the Iraqi constitution, lack of partnership with Baghdad and consensus pushed Kurdistan to call for the vote, adding that the right to hold the referendum was given in the preface of the constitution of Iraq. The preface of the Iraqi constitution reads: The adherence to this constitution preserves for Iraq its free union, its people, its land and its sovereignty. “President Barzani also stated that no forced union has ever worked. We chose a union of willingness conditioned to partnership, but because partnership did not work and to prevent deeper problems, we want to live as two good neighbours,” the statement said. Any request for Kurdistan to postpone the referendum, should come with an alternative “and that alternative should be stronger than the tool of referendum,” the statement said. Both Barzani and Mattis agreed that the talks with Baghdad should continue, with the latter saying they support and encourage such talks. As for the war against ISIS, Barzani thanked the US for its help provided to the Kurdistan Region since 2014 and vowed Kurdistan would continue to fight terrorism now and in the future. Secretary Mattis commended the role of the Peshmerga for their contribution in the ISIS war, adding that the US is honoured to have helped to help the Kurdish force. “The cooperation and coordination between the two sides is very important to secure victory and he expressed the willingness of his country to commit and continue [the war] against the common enemy, which is terrorism,” the statement quoted Mattis as saying. The Kurdish presidency released a different statement in English language regarding the meeting between Barzani and the US delegation. Mattis was accompanied by Ambassador Douglas Silliman, Special Envoy to the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS Brett McGurk, and a cadre of military officers. The Kurdistan Region has planned a referendum on independence for September 25. The United States has called the timing of the referendum wrong, citing the ongoing fight against ISIS. A series of talks between Erbil and Baghdad officially began last week when a delegation from Erbil visited the Iraqi capital to discuss the referendum. Discussions are expected to continue in Erbil with the ruling Shiite National Alliance in two weeks. Baghdad has called the referendum unconstitutional and unilateral and said it will not recognize the result. The Kurdistan Region says Iraq pushed Erbil into calling for the referendum by violating at least 50 articles of the Iraqi constitution, including Article 140 that concerns disputed or Kurdistani areas claimed by both Erbil and Baghdad, and the budget-share which was cut in early 2014. The American visit is the latest in a series of efforts by high level American officials who want to convince the Kurdish leadership to postpone the referendum. US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had a phone call with Barzani on August 10 in which he requested the vote be postponed. US commander of the Central Command General Joseph Votel made a similar request when he visited Erbil on August 18. Barzani turned them both down, saying the US has failed to provide a guarantee. Barzani has been very clear that any guarantee should be announced by the US administration in Washington, not “an ambassador,” as he put it Monday. Any alternative, he says, should be a better alternative to achieving the Kurdish right to self-determination than the current referendum. Barzani also said Monday that they will not postpone the referendum in return for political or financial concessions from Baghdad, ruling out anything the central government could offer the Kurdistan Region. But, he said, the international community could offer such a guarantee. “There is one possibility: If the United States, the European Union, the Security Council, or the United Nations come and give an official guarantee to the people of Kurdistan, it is possible to discuss that. But if tomorrow an ambassador in Baghdad – a statement from an ambassador is worth nothing, because I myself have experience with it,” Barzani said, addressing civil society organizations on Monday. “There is no alternative for the referendum now,” Barzani said, adding that the vote will go ahead as scheduled. He then said the guarantee should be a “great” one. “If there is a great international guarantee, the political leadership of Kurdistan can then possibly tell the people that this is a more guaranteed [way]. But even that may be refused.” Deputy Prime Minister Qubad Talabani and a number of senior officials welcomed the secretary at Erbil International Airport. Mattis then held a meeting with President Barzani, also attended by, among others, Talabani, acting Peshmerga minister Karim Sinjari, and Rozh Nuri Shaweys who headed the Kurdistan referendum delegation to Baghdad last week. Mattis has been visiting capitals in the Middle East, previously Baghdad this morning and Amman on Monday. He is scheduled to go to Ankara tomorrow.
  7. Legal: the borders of the region defined by the Kurds in agreement with America and the trench etched includes land in Kirkuk and Jalawla History of edits:: 2016/1/10 13:27 • 57 visits readable [baghdad - where] a clearer legal expert Tareq Harb, that the borders of the Kurdistan region identified by Kurdish leaders in agreement with the United States and the United Nations, did not stand in them when they are received in the Constitution, noting that the trench, who said pit houses Lands Kirkuk, Jalawla, Khanaqin. He said the war in a statement received by the agency all of Iraq [where], a copy of it: "Commenting on the Kurdistan region procedures digging a trench starts from Rabia west to the south of Kirkuk and to the south of Jalawla and ends at the Iranian border to the east, say that the Kurdish leaders in the government which was formed in the Council July 13, 2003 Massoud Barzani and Jalal Talabani, and Salahuddin Bahauddin, and Mahmoud Othman, and Dara Noureddine, and when writing the Iraqi State Administration Law for the transitional period [interim Constitution] agreed the three parties who are Kurdish leaders and the US side and the side that represents the United Nations in writing this Interim Constitution to include the geographical boundaries of the Constitution of the Kurdistan Regional Government. "He added:" After a long discussion between the three parties of the Kurds, and the United States, the United Nations, he got the agreement on the formula contained in Article 53 of the Interim Constitution, which stipulates that recognizes the Kurdistan Regional Government as Official government land which was administered by the government] mentioned in 19/3/2003 any agreement on the geographical boundaries of the territory be the borders of the region before the war to topple Saddam's regime and the cursor border accurately and fairly centimeter in the maps held by the coalition countries that have set up war and the many other destinations. "He said the war" Therefore, we believe that when he was the official ceremony on 8/3/2004 signed and approved by the referee of the 25-member Council on this Interim Constitution after completing the writing and approval of the members of the Governing Council of the 25 and the internationalism of America and the reservation in Concert celebrating some Governing Council members Shiites on some of the provisions of the Interim Constitution, either Kurdish leaders did not so cautious on any of the provisions of this Constitution, including the provision in Article 53 that have been identified geographical boundaries of the Kurdistan border and not far reality only a few kilometers from the city of Arbil and more than that for the city of Sulaymaniyah. "He pointed out that" the borders of the region begins west of the hand [He is] no prior access to the administrative border of the province of Nineveh, and these border north of Kirkuk more than seventy kilometers north of Khanaqin and Jalula equal to this distance, and the current trench has plans for him to Kirkuk and the land be south of Kirkuk and Khanaqin and Jalula land Jnobhma and a large part of the territory of the province of Nineveh from the territory of the Kurdistan region. "and between" us to imagine the difference between a constitutional provision and governance realistic when digging the trench has been confirmed border-mentioned Article 53 of the Interim Constitution again article 143 of the 2005 Constitution, which abolished all the provisions of the Interim Constitution and kept on Article 53 for up to Kurdistan. "He continued war," so that the border that we have mentioned are confirmed by the Constitution interim [iraqi state Transitional Administrative Law] and in the Permanent Constitution of 2005 or the issue of the disputed territory it may another matter, Article 140 of the Permanent Constitution necessitated the three stages of normalization, census and referendum and has not yet completed the first stage for normalization. "The MP Jassem Mohammed Jaafar, said yesterday that, the Kurdistan region" is digging a trench for the demarcation of the borders, adding that "the ditch Kurdish stretching from Sinjar in the Syrian border and the Mara plain of Nineveh, Irbil, Kirkuk, Salahuddin and Diyala up to Khanaqin on the Iranian border, ".anthy
  8. Distribution of 5 thousand a piece of land next month 10/21/2015 0:00 Walcott Hassan Shahid al-Azzawi had completed technical staffs in Wasit province, sort about five thousand pieces of new residential land in the city of Kut to be distributed among a number of slides covered by the next month, at a time when it decided the provincial council set up an electronic collection systems in garages province to eliminate the random work. Governor Wasit owner Saidi said in a statement to {morning}: The Commission on the distribution of land in Wasit ended province of sort 4800 piece of residential land in the city of Kut center. He said the land will be distributed among employees, journalists, media and families of political martyrs and victims of terrorism, in addition to political prisoners and displaced persons and covered by Article 140 of the Constitution and segments of the poor, widows and divorcees, in accordance with resolution 254 of 2013.waodh that the distribution process will allow the beneficiary freedom construction horizontal after the provincial council decided to cancel Resolution 300 issued by the Council of Ministers for 2013, which excluded the staff of the distribution of residential land and bringing them to build vertical inside Kut center, pointing out that the land distribution process will be within a transparent mechanism to ensure equitable distribution of plots among Almhmolh.ohdd slides on the importance of giving a fair opportunity for all applicants away from favoritism, so a committee was formed to prepare a form for a drawing of lots the public to identify pieces of land with numbers and distribution between covered Balaqrar.sv Saidi procedures for direct acquisition of 30 000 acres for distribution among the people of the province covered, by each piece of residential land due without exception, persisting that the delay was due to the distribution of land some of the red tape that sort Alaradi.aly, said a member of the media committee in the House of Wasit Taha Rudaini for {morning} that the Council decided at its recent electronic collection systems in garages internal and external transport inauguration, noting that these systems designed to eliminate the random work in garages and chaos of private transport, which dominates all administrative joints, in addition to providing services to vehicle owners and citizens who purports to travel to the provinces and districts and the various aspects of the country, as well as it will contribute to the rehabilitation of garages security and Khaddmaa.okhls Rudaini that the provincial council is seeking through the introduction of these technologies in the private transport sector, to develop and fight corruption and take advantage of modern technology system using smart gates Models sophisticated electronic devices.
  9. Barzani in Baghdad next week to discuss the outstanding issues between Baghdad and Erbil BAGHDAD - Iraq Press - September 17 / September: confirmed media advisor to the presidency of the Kurdistan Parliament, Tariq essence, that the President of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Barzani, will arrive in Baghdad within the next week to discuss several outstanding issues between the governments of Arbil and Baghdad is a delay in principle to an earlier date , as it was scheduled to hold a meeting within a week, according to what reported by a source familiar with L / Iraq Press /. He said the essence of L / Iraq Press / said, "The presidency of the Kurdistan region identified next week a date to meet with the President of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Nechirvan Barzani, accompanied by a high level delegation, chairman of the federal government, Haider al-Abadi, to discuss the outstanding issues between the two parties," explaining that "the sub-committees to resolve outstanding differences between Baghdad and Erbil will not start before a final agreement to resolve the most thorny issues that parked since the Maliki government. " He continued by saying that "the president of the Kurdistan Regional Government will focus on a meeting with the head of the federal government at three points first is the application of Article 140, the law of oil and gas, and took extensive powers in the civil aviation authority of the Airports province of Kurdistan." Admiral ended
  10. Abadi forthcoming meeting between Barzani and to resolve contentious issues WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 / SEPTEMBER 2014 09:55 FOR H / M P Twilight News / Kurdistan Alliance bloc said Wednesday that Prime Ministers of the Federal Haider Abadi and Barzani of the Kurdistan Region will hold a meeting within the framework of the Joint Commission, which agreed to set up to resolve the outstanding issues of contention between the two governments, the most prominent issues and financial security. A member bloc Najiba Najib's "Twilight News", a paper presented by the Kurdistan Alliance, which included four key points, especially the differences between the federal government and the provincial government will be to develop solutions have Congress held between Barzani and al-Abadi did not specify the schedule until now. Najib explained that the points to be related to the development of solutions to the region's share in the fixed annual federal budget, in addition to lifting the punitive provisions against the province, which proved a draft budget for the export of oil, and the exchange of all financial dues owed by the federal government for the Peshmerga forces and the salaries of the staff of the province. The income of the Kurds in government Abadi part of an agreement to resolve points of contention in the time frames set by the province to shut down the open files for nearly eight years, including the disputed areas and the arming of the Peshmerga forces and coordination between the federal and provincial governments.
  11. Migration of Kirkuk, 450 families recorded during the three days and stresses: Beneficiaries of the (140) are not covered by 21-08-2013 | (Voice of Iraq) - Add a comment - Range Press / Kirkuk Announced that the Department of Immigration and displaced in the province of Kirkuk on Wednesday, for the registration of about 450 families during the first three days of open centers received displaced to maintain transactions from 2006 to 2008, while confirming that the families that received compensation in accordance with Article 140 are not covered up. The director of the department Salah Mohammed Saleh during a press conference building, circle the city center, and attended (Long Press), said that "more than 450 treatment received by the department by households which were abandoned to Kirkuk between (2006 and 2008)," noting that "Continuous Recording, From eight in the morning until five o'clock in the evening, during the specified period (18 August now and until the 28 of it). " Saleh added that "displaced within the province are not included in the registry," noting that "the recordings can be as the head of the family and if the deceased as the wife should be exclusively widow and do not accept the registration of any treatment displaced as a wife and her husband is." Saleh continued that "families covered by Article 140, which received awards and made for the purpose of transactions back to the provinces that came from, not covered up in a circle of Displacement and Migration, the fact that the conditions do not apply to them." The governor of Kirkuk Necmettin cream, earlier, issued a unanimous decision to maintain security committee provides for the return of all displaced families and displaced to their home provinces during a maximum period of 21 days from the date of issuance of the decision, which did not get the approvals to maintain housing. It is noteworthy that the Department of Immigration and Displacement in Kirkuk, announced last year, about 2,350 displaced families return to Baghdad, Diyala and other provinces, while confirming the return of 78 families migrated out of Iraq to the province. The Kirkuk Provincial Council announced, in (the fourteenth of this month) is open to displaced families to maintain for the period of 2006 to 2008, and among that the registration process will continue for 10 days, he called to verify the information provided by those families. The Deputy Minister of Displacement and Migration peace Khafaji announced, in June 2013, that the ministry is seeking to find solutions for the displaced who are not registered in Kirkuk, after the provincial council decided to re-those families to inhabit areas of origin. Read more: http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=en&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=ar&tl=en&u=http://www.sotaliraq.com/mobile-news.php%3Fid%3D112874&usg=ALkJrhh0DI3eU2WcGApfSof9EJ8f7u3Pgw#ixzz2cbcCLhXt
  12. Proposal for inventory laws that led to the change of the border 08/06/2013 12:03 AM Demanded the extension is called ((decisions Amendment)) Baghdad morning - Shaima Rashid still demarcation of the border law varies in place waiting for a political consensus before its inclusion on the agenda of the House of Representatives, being one of the laws that give rise to differences between Iraqi factions and political blocs It is possible to create a necessary for the existence of areas of overlapping and disputed areas within the common border with the Kurdistan region and even in the center and south of the country. Committee of the Regions and governorates not organized province confirmed that the Joint Committee formed a political consensus to follow this law work for solutions to satisfy all the ingredients and does not cause confusion scene political. It also stressed the need for an inventory of all the laws that led to change the border between the provinces and districts, counties and sort the good ones and keep it and the abolition of laws is good that harm the public interest, claim the presidency with an extension called (decisions modify the administrative border). proposed law and was President Jalal Talabani last year introduced a draft bill to the House of Representatives aims to redraw the administrative border between the provinces. And received law reactions mixed While announced poles of the National Alliance and the Kurdistan Alliance support for this law, said the Iraqi List, rejected him, saying raised at this time as a stirring sectarian strife and ethnic groups in Iraq. Under the proposed law on the abolition of the changes are not fair to the administrative boundaries of the provinces and districts, counties Based on what passed the House of Representatives in accordance with the provisions of item I of Article 61, item III of Article 73 of the Constitution. law includes in its first article, the abolition of the decrees and decisions all and any other legislation was the former regime had issued in order to achieve its political objectives and included changes to unfair manipulation of administrative boundaries to the provinces, districts and areas throughout the Republic of Iraq all. while including Article II should be the implementation of this law from the date of its publication in the Official Gazette. and if the application of the law, many of the provinces covered by the law will lose large swathes of territory, especially Salahuddin province that did not exist Before the year 1968, and formed a decision of the former regime early seventies of the last century, after the annexation of some districts and areas to the governorates of Baghdad and Kirkuk. Under the proposal Talabani to cancel all decrees of the former regime on the administrative boundaries of cities and towns and bring it back to its former any before 1968, the year in which dominated by the outlawed Baath Party to power in Iraq. amendment decisionsCommittee Chairman Mohammed Kayani said that he has to address the Presidency of the Republic through the Presidency of the Council of Representatives to send supplement to the draft law on the demarcation of the administrative border between the provinces showing the decisions to be an amendment thereto to adjust the administrative border between the provinces. said Kayani In an interview for "Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network," that "there are more than 250 resolutions issued by the former regime, mostly the administrative procedures of the limits of the provinces with the exception of nine decisions, including of a political nature." said MP said the draft law demarcation of the administrative border of the provinces submitted by the Presidency of the Republic did not refer to the resolutions to be adjusted, so we we addressed the Presidency of the Republic to send supplement law shows what decisions to be adjusted from the total decisions issued by the former regime. " He said that the Committee awaiting the arrival of accessory law of the presidency to proceed procedures legislation law, "pointing out that" the Commission legal share also with us in the stages of legislation law. was the former regime, had made ​​changes in population in areas inhabited by a mixture nationalist diverse, including Kirkuk, and is considered the census paved for the final stage of a referendum in those areas to determine the dependence on administrative Kurdistan or the government in Baghdad Federation. Sort decisions to that, between a member of the Committee of the Regions and the provinces Khaled turkey that his committee felt the need to be inventory of all previous resolutions and sorted well and know what benefit the public interest from other decisions is fair to be canceled. added turkey in an interview for "Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network" The bill is based on the cancellation of the decisions of the former regime unfair that led to change the border between the provinces and districts, counties, explaining that the Committee felt after studying the project, he needs to sort the decisions all of which led to change the border because there are decisions where the public interest, such as the development of provinces or change Elimination of the province to another and making what was for political purposes, or because of changing demography of the region, according to the nature of the population of the province. He said the House of Representatives when a law that defines and accurately مايتم canceled from the laws of what is retained and this is necessary because the law was issued in absolute terms and in may lead to problematic in the future, any may be the law from the standpoint of the fair From the viewpoint of the other hand, is unfair. reasons for the delay either the reason for the delay adoption of this law has so far said Romy that there are many laws and the most important in the House of Representatives need to vote, and this is what led to the delay read so far, but with this is that the law is part of Iraq's problems, noting that the time has come to solve this problem to the satisfaction of all parties. wished MP that there be an amendment to this law and according to what you feel for the Committee of the Regions in terms of identification and inventory of all the Laws of the system Previous for this side and re-consider leaving laws useful and replace the law is useful but keep it for the presidency to withdraw the law and replace it or keep it. calls demarcation and escalate between the recent and the other calls the political to the demarcation of the administrative border between the provinces, especially Karbala and Anbar, Nineveh and Salahuddin, Muthanna Dhi Qar, Diyala, and Baghdad on the backgrounds of security and other economic. indicates Article 140 of the Iraqi constitution, the need to resolve the issue of the disputed areas between Baghdad and Erbil, which is exposed to the demographic change at the hands of the former regime and highlighted areas of the provinces of Nineveh and Salahuddin as well as the provinces of Kirkuk and Diyala , and be three stages of normalization, and then conduct a census, followed by a referendum among the population on the fate of those areas. law stalled his part, said the leadership of the Kurdistan Alliance, Mahmoud Othman said the law demarcation did not enter into the debate in the House of Representatives until the moment though of importance. said the deputy in an interview for "Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network," he was supposed completion of the preparation and drafting of legal terms after the transmission of the Presidency and bringing them to parliament for inclusion on the agenda of the Council to read the first reading and be debated. Osman said The law of the demarcation of the border is one of the important laws that depend on the political situation of the different parliamentary blocs on the approval, expected to go into law within a basket of laws which is due to pass a unanimous political blocs. and MP that the parliament has not crystallized yet any clear position on the display to vote He expressed his hope that the findings of the Presidium of Parliament to deal with the heads of parliamentary blocs and committees on some of the laws for approval as soon as possible, likely to be the law of the demarcation of those laws. problems of law and Observers believe that the adoption of the Law of the demarcation of the border in this period is in extremely difficult being not without problems, especially with the presence of areas of overlapping and disputed not only in areas with a common border with the Kurdistan region, but even with areas in the south and center of the country, and the stir this file at the moment would be a major threat to national unity, believing that better not to enforce the law or even discussed in this period and deported to a future period where the political and social situation and security situation is more stable. , in turn, expressed member of the National Alliance MP for the mass of citizens on an inch for fear of some political parties to create a new crisis of fomenting this law. said MP in an interview for "Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network," he was to form a committee comprising representatives of the committees within the House of Representatives to follow the law of the demarcation of the border, noting that the committee formed under an agreement between the political forces.consensus Ssayashoadav inch to approve the law needs to be political consensus, especially that includes back in the demarcation of the border to the pre-sixties to the presence of numerous changes have occurred in that time, noting that the law in dispute between the political blocs because there limbs warns of approval for fear of creating a new crisis between the political parties, while calling for another adoption by. expressed MP for hope successfully committee formed for this purpose and be able to resolve the matter and to reach an agreement that satisfies all parties, stressing the need to verify all the demands within the constitutional and legal frameworks away from politicization. noted inch that the subject of border demarcation demand enticed to the Kurdistan region and other provinces, which achieves Article 140 of the Constitution, which pointed to the necessity of administrative demarcation of the border, indicating that the solutions will be presented so that the Committee does not affect any of the components of Iraq or cause confusion to the political scene.
  13. Unit Jumaili rule out the possibility of passing a law administrative demarcation current parliamentary cycle 20-07-2013 01:16 PM Baghdad (news) .. Excluded MP / coalition united / unit Jumaili the possibility of passing a law demarcation of the administrative border of the provinces in this session of Parliament present, asserting that passed would disrupt the security situation and tearing apart the social fabric of the provinces. said Jumaili in a statement received Agency (news) copy of it: that the law of demarcation the administrative border of the provinces came in response to Article (140) expired and Almentfah need them, noting that the Kurds are demanding re-Article (140) and demanding the demarcation of the border in order to draw a border region. said: that this law aims to deduct some areas and attach it to other provinces and the abolition of the provinces and the development of Other and pass this law will affect the social fabric of the provinces and enshrines sectarian violence, indicating that he did not stage the current bear nor the remaining life of the government is enough to come to a conclusion in this law. continued: that this law has become an obstacle to pass other laws as law criminalizing Baath Party, which demanded by the rule of law and legal accountability, justice and the general amnesty who claimed by the Iraqi List, stressing that all these laws to Atemrr this stage because all the law which offset a law to block the other you want to pass. showed: the insistence on Tmrerhma law Aasb welfare of national reconciliation and stability of the country because he stands obstacle to the laws that it is possible to achieve national reconciliation and lead to the stability of the political process in the country. / End / h. P /
  14. Says First reading so SOON means little as usual. Law of borders demarcation for provinces soon to be endorsed, says MP Added by Ahmed Hussein on July 6, 2013. Saved under Politics Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) A member of the Parliamentary Provinces not associated to Regions’ Committee assured that “The law of Borders Demarcation for Provinces will be included within the agenda of the Parliament for the first reading.” The law stipulates that “The provinces will regain its borders before the Baath era, which means the 1960th of the former century, and this law will abolish some of the provinces that used to be districts or sub-districts at that time.” MP Mufeed al-Baldawi of the State of Law Coalition emphasized in a statement received by IraqiNews.com on Saturday “The necessity of including the law within the agenda of the parliament to be read for the first time,” noting that “The Provinces Committee has approved the law with majority.” “The Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, Osama al-Nijaifi, held a meeting with the leaders of committees and blocs to discuss this law draft presented by the President Jalal Talabani, and they agreed to refer the law draft to the Provinces and Regions Committee and then to the Legal Committee to be then referred to the Presidency of the Parliament for the first and second reading for endorsement,” MP Baldawi mentioned. Baldawi stressed the importance of the law draft since it helps settle some obstacles related to implementing the article 140, noting that “The Iraqiya Slate used to object this law draft.” http://www.iraqinews.com/baghdad-politics/law-of-borders-demarcation-for-provinces-soon-to-be-endorsed-says-mp/
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