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  1. "For violating the constants of Islam...the Federal Supreme Court ruled the phrase "decision of the Revolutionary Command Council" unconstitutional Time: 07/16/2023 14:16:50 Read: 871 times {Local: Al Furat News} Today, Sunday, the Federal Supreme Court ruled that the words of the Revolutionary Command Council’s decision are unconstitutional, as they violate the fundamentals of Islam. And the Federal Supreme Court stated in a statement, which {Euphrates News} received a copy of, that it "ruled the unconstitutionality of a phrase in the amended Revolutionary Command Council Resolution No. (1750) for the year 1980 because it violates the constants of Islam." And the statement said, “The Federal Supreme Court, on Sunday 7/16/2023, considered the case, No. 95 / Federal / 2023, and the court issued its ruling that the phrase (owning the house or apartment owned by the martyr before his martyrdom in the name of his wife and children) from item (2 / a) is unconstitutional. ) From the decision of the dissolved Revolutionary Command Council No. (1750) of 1980 amending and addressing the decision of the dissolved Revolutionary Command Council No. (914) of 1980 and the ruling that it is unconstitutional. He added, "This will be implemented as of the date of its issuance on 7/16/2023, as a final and binding ruling for all authorities."
  2. Document: Fedayeen Saddam Referral to Retirement 2023.03.08 - 18:39 Baghdad - Nas The Accountability and Justice Commission revealed, on Wednesday, a judicial decision of the Federal Supreme Court to include employees of the dissolved "Fedayeen Saddam" apparatus with pension rights for the period they worked outside the apparatus.
  3. An upcoming decision of the Federal Court regarding the cancellation of the assignment of the Minister of Oil to head the National Oil Company 486 sweeteners 20/09/2022 13:05 Baghdad today - Baghdad Today, Tuesday, independent MP Basem Khashan spoke about the upcoming decision of the Federal Court regarding the assignment of Oil Minister Ihsan Abdul Jabal to head the National Oil Company. And Khashan said in a blog post that I followed (Baghdad Today), that " tomorrow, the Federal Court's decision will be issued in the lawsuit in which we demanded, MP Mustafa Sanad, to cancel the decision to assign the Minister of Oil to head the National Oil Company, which was formed, although the Federal Court canceled a number of paragraphs of its law." . He added, "We are awaiting the decision of the Federal Supreme Court, which we hope will put an end to the massive thefts that took place under this Al-Kazemi government and this company that was established contrary to the decisions of the previous Federal Court," noting that "the number of complaints submitted against the Minister of Oil exceeded 35 complaints, and this number is less than He deserves it!"
  4. A draft law to extend the mandate of the Kurdistan Parliament by a majority amid objections 2022.10.02 - 11:44 Baghdad - people A number of deputies belonging to different blocs in the Kurdistan Parliament submitted a draft law to the presidency; To extend the mandate of the fifth session amid the objection of other deputies. Kurdish sources monitored by "Nass" (October 2, 2022), stated that "the signatories to the draft law are 85 out of 111 deputies, and they are distributed as follows:45 members of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, 22 members of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, seven members of the Change Movement and 11 members of the components (minorities) while the Islamic blocs opposed it, and 5 of the former members of the Change bloc.” The sources said that "the presidency of the Kurdistan Parliament will soon include the draft law on the agenda." According to "Nass"'s follow-up, the bill met with great objections from activists for violating the foundations of the democratic process. In this context, the judge and constitutional expert Latif Mustafa re-published a video clip of the late President Jalal Talabani, in which he states that the extension of parliaments violates the rules of democracy and that voters give confidence to those councils for a period of time. Limited, not extendable under any excuse or circumstance.
  5. During the month of July The Federal Court details decisions taken in twenty-two cases 2022.09.05 - 10:55 Baghdad - people Today, Monday, the Federal Supreme Court announced the settlement of 22 constitutional cases and requests for the month of July. A statement of the Judicial Council, a copy of which was received by "Nas", stated (September 5, 2022), that "the court issued several decisions in July, including its decision to dismiss the case numbered (50/Federal/2022) concerning the plaintiff, Saad Kambash, in the request to cancel paragraph (1). From the Diwani Order No. (450), which includes (terminating the assignment of Saad Hamid Kambash from the tasks of running the affairs of the Sunni endowment as an agency) and considering that the termination of his assignment is valid, as well as the ruling that what was stated in paragraph (2) of the Diwani order (450) is incorrect. He added that "the court decided to dismiss the case numbered (90/Federal/2022) because there was no legal basis in it," pointing to "the resolution of the lawsuit numbered (94/Federal/2022) regarding the request for a ruling that the membership of Representative (Ha Reem Kamal Khurshid) from the department is not valid. The third in Erbil governorate and the return of the seat to the plaintiff. He continued, "The court rejected the case numbered (73 / Federal / 2022), which included the plaintiff's request to rule the invalidity of the membership of the deputy (Haider Ali Sheikhan Barboni) and the eligibility of her occupying the parliamentary seat within her constituency." He explained that "the court issued its decision to dismiss the case numbered (91/Federal/2022) regarding the request for a ruling of unconstitutionality and illegality. Ghosoun Hamid Attia Al-Fartousi), the candidate for Maysan Governorate, the first constituency, and replacing her with the plaintiff. He stressed that "the court rejected the plaintiff's lawsuit numbered (137/Federal/2022) regarding the plaintiff's request (Fatima Abbas Fadel Wali), a candidate for the Parliament elections for the first district in Basra Governorate, obligating the defendant to implement Article 52 and enabling him to obtain a parliamentary seat instead of Representative (Alaa Sabah Marei Al-Haidari).”
  6. The Federation postpones the decision on the claim of dissolving Parliament until the end of this month 08.17.2022 - 13:07 The Federal Supreme Court decided, on Wednesday, to postpone the date for deciding the case for the dissolution of Parliament to the 30th of this month. A source in the judiciary told "Nass" (August 17, 2022), that "the Federal Court has postponed the date for deciding on the claim of dissolving Parliament to the 30th of this month." Last Wednesday (August 10, 2022), Al-Sadr had asked the judicial authorities to work on "dissolving the Iraqi parliament within a maximum period of the end of this week," urging at the same time, the President of the Republic of Iraq, Barham Salih, to "set a date for early legislative elections in country".
  7. The Federal Court issues a decision regarding the Regional Elections Commission Time: 09/26/2022 14:44:07 Reading: 858 times {Political: Al Furat News} The Federal Supreme Court rejected two cases calling for the dissolution of the High Commission for Elections and Referendum in the Kurdistan region. The court was satisfied with a request to change a word contained in the law forming this commission.
  8. Judicial Council: The Federal Council did not consider the claim to dissolve Parliament due to the curfew 2022.08.30 - 11:35 Baghdad - people Today, Tuesday, the Supreme Judicial Council announced that the Federal Court did not hold its session to decide on the case for dissolving Parliament, due to the curfew. It was scheduled to hold the Federal Court today, a special session to consider the case, to dissolve the House of Representatives. Earlier, the Federal Supreme Court decided to consider the cases on Tuesday 30/8/2022 without pleading. A Federal Court statement, a copy of which was received by “NAS” (August 29, 2022), stated that “in view of the fact that the number of plaintiffs in the lawsuits scheduled to be heard on Tuesday, 30/8/2022 amounted to (1036), claiming, “in addition to their attorneys’ number ( 43) and the inability of the courtroom and its building to accommodate the aforementioned numbers. He added, "As the principle, based on the provisions of Article (21/Third) of the Court's Rules of Procedure No. (1) of 2022, is that the cases are considered without pleading, unless the court deems it necessary to conduct a plea in the presence of the parties." And he indicated that "for the aforementioned reason, the court decided to consider the cases without pleading and the court completes its procedures in accordance with the provisions of item (fifth) of Article (21) of the aforementioned internal system.
  9. The highest judicial authority in Iraq rejects a lawsuit against the Kurdistan Region regarding the constitutionality of its entity 2022-08-04 05:59 Shafaq News/ A judicial source revealed, on Thursday, that the Federal Supreme Court (the highest judicial authority in Iraq) rejected a case against the Kurdistan Region related to its constitutional entity. The source told Shafaq News Agency, "The court rejected a lawsuit against the Kurdistan region as an (unconstitutional) entity, which was filed by a member of Parliament from the Wisdom Movement, Ali Shaddad." The permanent constitution of Iraq states that the Kurdistan Region, which enjoys federal powers, consists of the governorates of Erbil, Sulaymaniyah, and Dohuk. The establishment of the Kurdistan region of Iraq dates back to the autonomy treaty in March 1970, after the agreement between the Iraqi government and the Kurdish opposition after years of battles. The region was destroyed during the war between Iran and Iraq in the eighties, as well as during the genocidal campaign (Anfal) launched by the Iraqi army on the Kurdish villages, but after the uprising of the Iraqi people in 1991 against the regime of Saddam Hussein, many Kurds were forced to flee and flee the country to become refugees in the border areas with Iran and Turkey. In 1991, a no-fly zone was established in the region after the second Gulf War, which constituted a safe haven that facilitated the return of Kurdish refugees, and the Kurds later continued to fight the Baath regime, and the Iraqi forces eventually left the Kurdistan region in October 1991, and the region De facto autonomous, however, neither of the two main Kurdish parties (the KDP and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan) declared independence at that time, and the Kurdistan Region still considers itself part of Iraq. The invasion of Iraq in 2003 and subsequent political changes to the ratification of a new constitution for Iraq in 2005 defined the new Iraqi constitution for the Kurdistan Region of Iraq as a federal entity within Iraq, and made Arabic and Kurdish the two official languages in Iraq. The Kurdistan Region of Iraq enjoys a democratic parliamentary rule with a regional parliament comprising of 111 seats. The first president of the region is Massoud Barzani, who was elected at the beginning of the year 2005 and re-elected in the year 2009. The new president of the Kurdistan region, Nechirvan Barzani was elected in June 2019. The three governorates of Dohuk, Erbil, and Sulaymaniyah have an area of about 40,000 square kilometers (15,000 square miles), and a population of about 4 million.
  10. Clarification from the Federal Court regarding the return of the resigned Sadrist MPs to Parliament 2022-08-03 10:21 Shafaq News/ The Federal Supreme Court, the highest judicial authority in Iraq, issued on Tuesday a clarification regarding the return of the resigned Sadrist deputies to Parliament. In a statement received by Shafak News Agency, the court's media office stated that "a number of social networking sites have authorized the Federal Supreme Court for the possibility of the resigned deputies returning to the House of Representatives, and this news is untrue." The court confirmed that it "did not declare on this matter and did not issue any statement regarding the matter." And a number of social networking sites reported news, quoting the Federal Supreme Court, of the possibility of the resigned Sadrist bloc deputies returning to Parliament by submitting a request to the Federal Supreme Court in accordance with Article 93 of the Constitution, because the resignation was not voted on by Parliament.
  11. Another member of the Federal Court dies, for lack of three members Time: 10/30/2020 13:47:16 Read: 2,730 times {Baghdad: Al Furat News} A member of the Federal Supreme Court died, the second this month. In a statement, the Al Furat News Agency received a copy of it, the court dismissed "with more pain and regret, retired judge {Farouk Al-Sami}, member of the Federal Supreme Court." The statement added, "He was full of honorable judicial history before his appointment as a member of the Federal Supreme Court, including a judge in the Federal Court of Cassation and President of the Administrative Court, and he died as a result of an incurable disease that may God protect him in Elyin, and his residence is spacious. ". On the 11th of this month, the Federal Supreme Court declared that one of its members, Judge Abboud Al-Tamimi, had an incurable disease. It is noteworthy that the Federal Supreme Court has become vacant of three members (two deaths and one vacancy), which makes it unable to decide on constitutional disputes or certify the results of the upcoming early elections without completing their quorum. The House of Representatives intends to legislate the Federal Court’s law amid political debate over amending the law and other new legislation, in addition to a disagreement over jurists and clerics in the court’s membership. Ammar Al-Masoudi
  12. 2019/07/30 12:26 Number of readings 163 Section: Iraq The Federal Court provides for the maintenance of article 140 of the Constitution The Supreme Federal Court ruled on Tuesday, July 30, 2019, that article 140 of the Constitution of the Republic of Iraq should remain in force, stressing that this will continue until the implementation of its provisions and achieve the objective of its legislation. "The Supreme Federal Court held its session under the chairmanship of Judge Medhat al-Mahmoud and the presence of all members of the judges and considered the request of the House of Representatives to interpret Article 140 of the Constitution in terms of whether or not." "The Supreme Federal Court found that Article 140 of the Constitution of the Republic of Iraq for 2005 called on the executive authority to take the necessary steps to complete the implementation of the requirements of Article 5 of the Transitional Administrative Law in all its paragraphs, "Of the Constitution". He pointed out that "the court found that this is to achieve the objectives stated in Article" 58 "of the Iraqi Transitional Administrative Law aimed at achieving justice in areas that have been subjected to a change in the demographic situation through deportation and exile and forced migration, according to the steps outlined in Article "58" mentioned ANVA ". The spokesman said that "the Federal Supreme Court found that these steps have not been completed and that the section has not been taken, and remains the goal of the development and legislation of Article" 140 "of the Constitution is required and the duty of implementation from all. He added that "the Court affirmed that the date specified in the implementation of Article 140 of the Constitution has set the regulatory issues and urge the concerned to implement them and do not affect the essence and achieve its goal." "The Supreme Federal Court and therefore decided to stay the entry of article" 140 "of the Constitution of the Republic of Iraq at the present time and until the implementation of the requirements and achieve the goal of legislation in accordance with the steps outlined in Article" 58 "of the law of the Iraqi state of transition" . Follow the obelisk http://almasalah.com/ar/news/175748/المحكمة-الاتحادية-تقضي-ببقاء-سريان-المادة-140-من-الدستور
  13. Federal Supreme: The Cabinet issued an amendment to the Protocol In the policy of May 14, 2018 to the Supreme Federal: Cabinet issued an amendment to the closed protocol system 92 visits Baghdad / SNG Confirmed Federal Supreme Court, Monday, the Cabinet issued an amendment to the protocol system. The official spokesman Ayas al-Samuk said in an interview that "the Federal Supreme Court has already issued a ruling on the system of Protocol No. (4) for the year 2016." "The cabinet went in the same direction as the Federal Supreme Court by issuing an amendment to the protocol," he said. He explained that "Article II of the amendment provided for the cancellation of the second item, replacing the following text (precedence of the President of the Republic, then the Prime Minister, then to the President Then to the President of the Supreme Federal Court, then to the President of the Supreme Judicial Council, then to the President of the Council of the Union, then to the President of the Territory, then to the President of the Council of Ministers of the region and then to the President of the Council of Representatives of the region He pointed out that "the amendment was published in the Iraqi facts number (4490) on 7/5/2018."
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