Parliament and the framework declare mourning for the victims of the demonstrators and the security forces, and Al-Sadr sends a delegation to the First Council

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President of the Republic: Disrupting the work of the judicial institution is a serious matter that threatens the country

• Time: 08/23/2022 13:46:12
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{Political: Al Furat News} The President of the Republic, Barham Salih, considered disrupting the work of the judicial institution a "dangerous matter".

Saleh said in a statement that Al-Furat News Agency received a copy of, "The developments of events in the country require everyone to abide by the calm and prevail over the language of dialogue, and to ensure that it does not slip into unknown and dangerous labyrinths in which everyone loses, and opens the door for stalkers to exploit every loophole and problem inside our country." .

And he stated that "peaceful demonstration and expression of opinion is a constitutionally guaranteed right, but disrupting the work of the judicial institution is a serious matter that threatens the country, and work should be done to protect the judicial institution, its prestige and independence, and that dealing with demands should be in accordance with legal and constitutional frameworks."

"The country is going through a delicate circumstance that requires unity and the preservation of the peaceful democratic path for which our people sacrificed, and it should not be neglected at any price, and work to avoid any escalation that might affect societal peace and security," Saleh added.

The judiciary in Iraq decided today, Tuesday, to suspend its work in the country.
A statement stated, "The Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court met in presence this morning, following the open sit-in of the Sadrist movement's demonstrators in front of the Supreme Judicial Council to demand the dissolution of the House of Representatives by putting pressure on the Federal Supreme Court to issue a decision by the state order to dissolve the House of Representatives and send threatening messages over the phone to pressure on court."
"The meeting decided to suspend the work of the Supreme Judicial Council, the courts affiliated with it and the Federal Supreme Court in protest of these unconstitutional and illegal behavior," the statement said.
The statement held "the government and the political party behind this sit-in legally responsible for the consequences of this behaviour."
The Supreme Judicial Council also announced, "The Karkh First Investigation Court is initiating procedures for collecting evidence of the crime of threatening the Federal Court to take legal measures against the perpetrators."

The Supreme Judicial Council issued arrest warrants against a number of people for "the crime of threatening the judiciary".

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The Central Bank denies evacuating its employees from its building

• Time: 08/23/2022 14:33:39
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{Economic: Al Furat News} The Central Bank of Iraq denied evacuating its building today, Tuesday.

The central bank confirmed its "continuity of work."

The Central Bank's announcement comes with the tense situation after organizing a sit-in in front of the Supreme Judicial Council and the latter's suspension of its workers and the courts affiliated with it.

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Arrest warrants issued against two Sadrist leaders accused of threatening the judiciary

 

 2022-08-23 05:42

 

Shafaq News/ On Tuesday, the Supreme Judicial Council issued an arrest warrant against leaders of the Sadrist movement.

A statement of the Supreme Judicial Council received by Shafak News Agency stated; Today, the Karkh Investigation Court issued an arrest warrant against Sabah Al-Saadi for the crime of threatening the judiciary, and another warrant against Muhammad Al-Saadi.

In a later statement, the Supreme Judicial Council said, "The Karkh Investigation Court issued an arrest warrant against Ghayeb Al-Amiri (resigned deputy) for the crime of incitement to kill judges," noting that the court decided "to ban his travel and asked the security services to quickly implement it."

And the judiciary in Iraq decided, earlier on Tuesday, to suspend its work in the country, following a sit-in by supporters of the Sadrist movement in front of the Supreme Judicial Council, demanding the dissolution of the Iraqi Council of Representatives.

Dozens of Sadrists' supporters went earlier this morning to the Supreme Judicial Council and began erecting the sit-in marquee in front of the council's building in a new development of escalation that affected the judiciary after the legislative authority in light of a stifling political crisis the country is going through.

This is the first time that the council building located in the fortified Green Zone in the center of the capital, Baghdad, witnessed protests because of its tight protection, but the followers of the prominent Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sadr have the ability to invade any official institution because they have a wide popular base in the regions of central and southern Iraq Supported by the "Saraya al-Salam", the military wing of the movement.

The protesters carried slogans calling for the implementation of the call of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, to dissolve the Iraqi parliament, in preparation for holding early legislative elections in Iraq.

The demands made by the protesters before the Judicial Council, in addition to the dissolution of Parliament, included "identifying the largest bloc, fighting corruption and the corrupt, separating the public prosecution from the Supreme Judicial Council with the amendment, and not politicizing the judiciary."

On the tenth of August, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, asked the judicial authorities to work on dissolving the Iraqi parliament within a maximum period of the end of next week, urging at the same time the President of the Republic of Iraq, Barham Salih, to set a date for early legislative elections in the country. .

The Judicial Council had confirmed on several occasions and another in an official statement in which he responded to al-Sadr, that he "does not have the authority to dissolve the House of Representatives," calling on "all political and media parties not to involve the judiciary in political rivalries and competitions."

The political scene in Iraq has been going through a dangerous turn since supporters of the Sadrist movement led by prominent Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr stormed the parliament building in the fortified Green Zone in central Baghdad, and staged a sit-in in protest against Al-Sudani's nomination for the position of head of the next federal government.

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The coordination framework announces its refusal to receive any message from the two chests: They threatened the head of the court with death

 

 2022-08-23 06:07

 

Shafaq News/ The Shiite coordination framework announced today, Tuesday, its refusal to hold any dialogue with the Sadrist movement, except after it retracted what it described as "the occupation of state institutions", accusing it of threatening the President of the Constitutional Court with "physical liquidation".

And he said in a statement received by Shafaq News Agency, that he "declares his full condemnation of the dangerous transgression against the judicial institution and the threats of physical liquidation against the President of the Constitutional Court," calling on "all respected national political forces as well as societal activities not to remain silent, but to take the initiative to condemn this infringement."

The coordinating framework announced, according to its statement, "its refusal to receive any message from the Sadrist movement or any invitation for direct dialogue, except after announcing its retreat from the occupation of the constitutional state institutions and returning to the side of the forces that believe in peaceful and democratic solutions."

He also held the coordination framework, "the government is fully responsible for preserving state property and the lives of employees and officials, especially the judiciary, which is the only valve that remains for Iraq as a result of the domination of forces outside the state over the institutions and the imposition of their will outside the authority of the state."

The coordination framework also called, "the Iraqi people, with all their segments, to be highly prepared and fully prepared for the next step in which the people must say what they say against the state's kidnappers to restore its prestige and authority."

The coordinating framework also called on the international community to "state its clear position in the face of this serious infringement on constitutional institutions, foremost of which is the judiciary and the legislative institution," according to the statement. 

 

In turn, the so-called "Organizing Committee for the People's Demonstrations Protects the State" affiliated to the coordination framework said, in a statement addressed to the Iraqis, that "the authority represented to you in the parliament has been violated before, and today here is the judiciary, which is the measure of goodness and justice and the head of all the feats of all." Countries and peoples, the mainstay of the state's existence and prestige, and the safety valve for maintaining law and order in the most difficult circumstances, have been subjected to flagrant abuses and reckless threatening messages."

The statement added that "the judicial authority announced its rejection and disapproval of this shameful behavior and decided to stop all its work in protest against these unconstitutional and outlaw actions, which represent a coup against the political system and the democratic process."

"Therefore, we invite you, out of concern for the future of the state, its prestige, and the fate of this people, for effective and influential public participation in protecting the state and its institutions, and to stand with the Iraqi judiciary, which has openly and clearly declared the responsibility of the current government and the political party behind this flagrant violation."

The committee indicated that this “calls on all free Iraqis to stand united behind the state’s judicial institutions, protect them, defend and liberate them from the outlaws and outlaws, and reject all manifestations of lawlessness and chaos that threaten the security of Iraq and Iraqis. To perform your national, legal and moral duty," according to the statement.

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The United Nations mission officially comments on the protests in front of the Judicial Council in Iraq

 

 2022-08-23 05:48

 

Shafaq News/ The United Nations mission in Iraq "UNAMI" stressed on Tuesday the need for state institutions to work without "obstacle", in response to the Sadrist movement's start of protests in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building.

In a post on social media, the mission said, "The right to peaceful protest is an essential element of democracy. No less important is the affirmation of constitutional compliance and respect for state institutions."

The statement stressed that "state institutions must work without hindrance to serve the Iraqi people, including the Supreme Judicial Council."

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The Iraqi president warns of the repercussions of disrupting the work of the judicial institution

 

 2022-08-23 06:45

 

Shafaq News/ The President of the Republic, Barham Salih, warned on Tuesday of the repercussions of disrupting the judicial institution in the country after the Sadrist movement's sit-in in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building in the fortified Green Zone in the center of the capital, Baghdad.

In a statement received by Shafaq News Agency, Saleh said that the developments of events in the country require everyone to abide by the calm and prevail over the language of dialogue, and to ensure that it does not slip into unknown and dangerous labyrinths in which everyone is a loser, and opens the door for those lurking to exploit every loophole and problem inside our country.

He added that peaceful demonstration and expression of opinion is a constitutionally guaranteed right, but disrupting the work of the judicial institution is a serious matter that threatens the country, and work should be done to protect the judicial institution, its prestige and independence, and that dealing with demands should be in accordance with legal and constitutional frameworks.

Saleh added that the country is going through a delicate circumstance that requires unity and the preservation of the peaceful democratic path for which our people sacrificed, and that it should not be neglected at any price, and work to avoid any escalation that might affect societal peace and security.

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Minister Al-Sadr: It is shameful that the judiciary and courts suspend work in order to end a reform revolution

 

 2022-08-23 07:02

 

Shafaq News/ Saleh Muhammad al-Iraqi, known as the minister of the leader of the al-Sadr movement, launched a scathing attack on the Supreme Judicial Council on Tuesday, indicating that al-Sadr did not intervene to stop the demonstrators.

Al-Iraqi stated in a post on his Facebook page; "As soon as the protests against the corrupt intensify, they hurry to seek help from his Eminence, but his Eminence (may God honor him) and two days ago decided not to interfere at all."

added; "Because (the Ashura revolution) continues to be spontaneous... His Eminence may order in the future to suspend the work of the committee supervising the protests (may God reward them with the best reward for the benefactors) in return for suspending the judiciary and courts' work."

Al-Iraqi added, "It is shameful for the judiciary and courts to suspend work in order to end a reform revolution and not suspend their work in order to denounce rampant corruption if they are unable to prosecute the corrupt on all sides," noting that "the decision is the people's decision, so we draw your attention."

 

And the judiciary in Iraq decided, earlier on Tuesday, to suspend its work in the country, following a sit-in by supporters of the Sadrist movement in front of the Supreme Judicial Council, demanding the dissolution of the Iraqi Council of Representatives.

Dozens of Sadrists' supporters went earlier this morning to the Supreme Judicial Council and began erecting the sit-in marquee in front of the council's building in a new development of escalation that affected the judiciary after the legislative authority in light of a stifling political crisis the country is going through.

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THE CENTRAL BANK CONFIRMS THAT THERE ARE NO EVICTIONS OF ITS EMPLOYEES FROM ITS BUILDING

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Today, Tuesday, the Central Bank of Iraq confirmed that there are no evictions of its employees from its building.

An authorized source in the Central Bank said, in a press statement followed by the news agency, that "the talk about the existence of evictions of employees from the building is untrue," noting that "the competent agencies conducted a test for alarms only, and there is no truth to the existence of evictions."

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The Central Bank denies the existence of evictions of its employees from its building

 2022/08/23

 

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Today, Tuesday, the Central Bank of Iraq denied evacuating its employees.
The bank stated in a statement, that "there are no evictions of central bank employees."

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Al-Saadi: My arrest warrant from the ruling authorities will never silence my voice

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The leader of the Sadrist movement, Sabah Al-Saadi, confirmed, on Tuesday, that the issuance of the arrest warrant against him today will never silence his voice.

Al-Saadi said in a tweet via Twitter, which was followed by / Mawazine News /, "A redemption for al-Sadr from the reformer of the grandson of al-Hussein. Never my voice.

Earlier today, Tuesday, the Karkh Investigation Court issued an arrest warrant for Muhammad Al-Saadi.
In a statement received by Mawazine News, the Supreme Judicial Council said, "The Karkh Investigation Court issued an arrest warrant against the so-called Muhammad al-Saadi for the crime of threatening the judiciary."
The Karkh Investigation Court had previously issued an arrest warrant against Sabah Al-Saadi for the crime of threatening the judiciary. Ended 29/R77

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The chants of Tishreen Knights, the guards of Iraq, in front of the Supreme Judicial Council .. Tishreen is victorious
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Documents.. Arrest Warrants Against 3 People Affiliated With The Sadrist Movement

08/23/2022

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Thanks Yota for posting all these articles..! 

 

It seems the Judiciary is not willing to move on the will of the people because they are of a particular block, and ready to hold them responsible for demonstrating, and committing a crime against the Judiciary... It's almost like our Jan 6th BS here in the US. 

 

They just need to do their job - for the benefit of all the Iraqi citizens..! JMHO - RON 

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ERBIL — The US embassy in Baghdad has urged all political parties in Iraq to remain calm and avoid violence, and resolve their disputes based on the Constitution, an official statement said on Tuesday.

The embassy's statement came after hundreds of Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr's supporters gathered outside the Iraqi Supreme Council earlier today to begin demonstrations amid a political turmoil in Iraq.

"We are closely monitoring reports of unrest in Baghdad today at the Supreme Judicial Council," reads the statement. "We urge all parties to remain calm, abstain from violence, and resolve any political differences through a peaceful process guided by the Iraqi constitution."

"We also call for those demonstrating to respect the proceedings and property of Iraq’s governmental institutions which belong to and serve the Iraqi people," the statement concluded.

The United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) also issued a similar statement to comment on the developments and called on the political parties to adhere to the constitution when dealing with the situation.

"The right to peaceful protest is an essential element of democracy," the UNAMI said in a statement on Twitter.

"Equally important is the assertion of constitutional compliance and respect for state institutions. State institutions must operate unimpeded in service of the Iraqi people, including the SJC."

The Sadrist Movement earlier in the evening asked its supporters to end their demonstrations outside the Supreme Judicial Council and continue the sit-in in front of the parliament inside the Green Zone.

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'Although he decided not to interfere'

Minister: Al-Sadr may take a step in exchange for the judiciary's decision to suspend his work

2022.08.23 - 14:03

 

Baghdad - people   

Saleh Muhammad al-Iraqi, known as the "minister" of the Sadrist movement's leader Muqtada al-Sadr, waved to suspend the work of the committee overseeing the protests.  

  

  

  

  

Al-Iraqi stated in a post on social media, followed by "Nas" (August 23, 2022), that "as soon as the protests against the corrupt intensify... they hurry to seek help from his Eminence, but his Eminence (may God honor him) and two days ago decided not to interfere at all."  

He added, "Because (the Ashura revolution) continues to be spontaneous... His Eminence may order in the future to suspend the work of the committee supervising the protests (may God reward them with the best reward for the benefactors) in return for the judiciary and courts suspending their work."  

Al-Iraqi added, "Otherwise, it is shameful for the judiciary and courts to suspend work in order to end a reformist revolution and not suspend their work in order to denounce rampant corruption if they cannot try the corrupt on all sides." 

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Al-Amiri regarding the issuance of an arrest warrant against him: It was based on a “forged tweet”

2022.08.23 - 15:10

 

Baghdad - people  

The former deputy and a leader in the Sadrist movement, Ghayeb Al-Amiri, responded to Sadro an arrest warrant against him, stressing that the judiciary relied on a false tweet attributed to me.  

  

  

  

Al-Amiri said in a statement, "Nass" received a copy of it, (August 23, 2022), that "I was, and am still with the right judiciary, the judiciary that does justice to the right and is entitled to it, not the one who stands at the same distance from the oppressed right and the unjust wrong. I was surprised by the issuance of an arrest warrant. My right from the Karkh court on a post (a fake tweet) and did not act against corruption, terrorism, and the recklessness of the notorious leaks.”  

He added, "It is surprising that it was issued by the same judge to whom the notorious leaks were brought up, and which is still under investigation, but he hastened within less than an hour to issue an arrest warrant against me, and on a forged publication and from a fake account or worked by a designer (tail) who works A corrupt person who is framed by sedition has a falsification of form and content, which does not pass and does not pass on to an intelligent judge.”  

He pointed out that "I possess morals, education, courage and audacity to confront, which makes me express what is on my mind or in my thoughts with frankness and clarity," explaining that "at the same time, I express my respect for the judiciary, and I call on cowards to be brave and not recalcitrant." Behind fake accounts, they are arrested for a few dirhams."   

He continued, "I assure the respectable Iraqi people of my denial and my lack of knowledge and not to publish such a tweet in my accounts on social media,
and I pledge to the people that this does not deter me from continuing to confront and demand the exemption or resignation of the current head of the Judicial Council and through legal means, as it is part of the desired reform.. We are continuing." We will sue you, the law is for everyone."  

  

On Tuesday, the Karkh Investigation Court issued an arrest warrant for the former deputy of the Sadrist movement, Ghayeb al-Amiri.  

  

And the Supreme Judicial Council stated in a statement, of which “Nass” received a copy, (August 23, 2022), that “the Karkh Investigation Court issued an arrest warrant against Ghayeb Al-Amiri for the crime of inciting the killing of judges, banning his travel, and asking the security services to quickly implement it.”    

On Tuesday, the Supreme Judicial Council issued an arrest warrant for the cleric, Muhammad Al-Saadi.   

  

And the judiciary’s media stated in a statement that “Nas” received a copy of it (August 23, 2022), that “the Karkh Investigation Court issues an arrest warrant against the so-called Muhammad Al-Saadi for the crime of threatening the judiciary.”       

  

On Tuesday, the United Nations mission in Iraq commented on the political developments in Iraq.   

And the mission stated in its blog post, "Nass" (23 August 2022), that "the right to peaceful protest is an essential element of democracy."         

  

"It is equally important to affirm constitutional compliance and respect for state institutions," she added. "State institutions must work unimpeded in the service of the Iraqi people, including the Justice Council."        

  

  

  

On Tuesday, the Karkh Investigation Court issued an arrest warrant against the resigned MP and leader of the Sadrist movement, Sabah Al-Saadi.  

  

The Supreme Judicial Council stated in a brief statement, of which "Nas" received a copy, (23 August 2022), that "the Karkh Investigation Court issues an arrest warrant against Sabah Al-Saadi for the crime of threatening the judiciary."          

  

The resigned MP and leader of the Sadrist movement, Sabah al-Saadi, said that it was not (one distance) a day, coinciding with the sit-in of the Sadrist movement's supporters in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building.  

  

Al-Saadi said in a tweet, which was reviewed by "People" (23 August 2022), that "(the distance) was not one day, the rebellious people measured by (the truth), and the corruption parties measured by (false), which equals between them (the balance of judgment) is disordered."            

He concluded with the sign, "We will continue, we will not retreat, the Muharram revolution will be renewed."            

  

Earlier in the day, the Supreme Judicial Council announced the suspension of its work, courts and the Federal Court.  

And the judiciary’s media stated in a statement that “People” received a copy of it, (August 23, 2022), “The Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court met in person and electronically on Tuesday morning, corresponding to August 23, 2022, following the open sit-in of the Sadrist movement’s demonstrators in front of the Supreme Judicial Council to demand the dissolution of the The House of Representatives by pressuring the Federal Supreme Court to issue a state order to dissolve the House of Representatives and sending threatening letters over the phone to pressure the court.               

  

She added, "Therefore, the meeting decided to suspend the work of the Supreme Judicial Council, the courts affiliated with it, and the Federal Supreme Court in protest against these unconstitutional and violating acts of law, and to hold the government and the political party behind this sit-in legally responsible for the consequences of this behavior."               

  

The protesters of the Sadrist movement announced before the Supreme Judicial Council, a list of their demands.  

  

The Central Committee of the Sadrist movement published pictures followed by "Nass" (August 23, 2022), showing part of the Sadrist sit-in in front of the Judicial Council building, raising banners bearing a package of demands.                

  

According to Al-Yafat, the demands of the Sadrist movement were as follows:                 

  

dissolve the current parliament.                

  

Set a date for early elections.                

  

Never politicize the judiciary.                

  

Fighting corruption and spoilers.                

  

Separation of the Public Prosecution Office from the Judicial Council.                

  

  

  

A number of Sadrist movement's demonstrators erected a tent in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building in preparation for the start of an open sit-in.  

  

Pictures obtained by "Nass" showed that a number of demonstrators set up sit-in tents in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building, while they raised banners calling for the judiciary to dissolve the House of Representatives.                  

  

  

  

  

Demonstrators gathered in front of the Supreme Judicial Council.   

  

According to photos followed by "Nass" (23 August 2022), supporters of the Sadrist movement gathered in front of the Supreme Judicial Council, demanding the dissolution of Parliament and the holding of new elections.                     

  

  

  

Last week, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, called on the judicial authorities to work on dissolving the House of Representatives within a maximum period of the end of next week, urging at the same time, the President of the Republic, Barham Salih, to set a date for early legislative elections in the country.  

  

Al-Sadr said in a tweet followed by “Nass” (August 10, 2022), “Someone might say: The dissolution of parliament needs to hold a parliament session to dissolve itself. No, there are blocs that adhere to quotas and persistence in corruption and will not succumb to the people’s demand to dissolve Parliament. Rather, I say: The dissolution of Parliament is not limited to that."                    

  

He added, "From here, I address my words to the competent judicial authorities, especially the President of the Supreme Judicial Council, in the hope that they correct the course, especially after the end of the brief constitutional deadlines and others for Parliament by choosing the President of the Republic and assigning a Prime Minister to form a share-sharing government, as well as the national or independent majority and away from the old, grim faces that despair Including the people, and if they are not corrupt, they are either deficient or deficient. Yes, I direct my words to the Iraqi judiciary, from which we still hope for good despite the political and security pressures it is subjected to and leaks from here and there, provided that it dissolve Parliament after those constitutional violations above.. ...within a period not exceeding the end of next week, and graciously assigning the President of the Republic to set a date for early elections, subject to several conditions that we will announce later.                    

 

 

  

And he continued, "During this, the revolutionaries will continue their sit-ins and their revolution, may God reward them with the best reward... and they will have another position if the people fail again, and we ask all the revolutionaries, the resigned Sadrist bloc, other deputies, and all lovers of the homeland to submit official lawsuits to the Federal Court and through legal means and through the centralization of the committee." It is clear that the elimination of the stake is at stake, and we hope that it will take into account the interest of the people and not be afraid of pressures, as I am sure that many judges are with the people and with reform.”                    

  

  

Earlier, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, said that the dissolution of Parliament had become a popular demand, noting that "there are positive reactions" regarding its dissolution.     

  

Al-Sadr called in a tweet on "Twitter" followed by "Nass" (August 6, 2022), "for a serious pause to save Iraq from the tusks of corruption and dependency, and for us to correct the course of the Silesian process that harmed the people and the country."                      

  

And he continued, "And let everyone know that the revolutionaries will continue their revolution until the demands are achieved, and they will not give up at all, as it is their only and last chance.                      

  

Al-Sadr stressed, "Yes, (dissolving Parliament) has become a popular, political and elitist demand that has no alternative, and all the corrupt mouths should be silenced wherever they are...".                      

  

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Asa'ib: The judiciary is fair in dealing with everyone and has not registered any bias towards any political party

2022.08.23 - 16:19

 

Baghdad - people  

A spokesman for Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq movement, Naim al-Aboudi, warned, on Tuesday, against storming the judiciary, considering it "a safety valve to preserve civil peace."  

  

 

Al-Aboudi said in a blog post, followed by "Nass" (August 23, 2022), that "any attempt to involve the judiciary in the Iraqi political situation is a very dangerous matter, as it is a safety valve for maintaining civil peace. He is fair in dealing with everyone and has no precedent of siding with any political party at the expense of the other.  

  

  

On Tuesday, the Supreme Judicial Council announced the suspension of its work, courts and the Federal Court.  

  

And the judiciary’s media stated in a statement that “People” received a copy of it, (August 23, 2022), “The Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court met in person and electronically on Tuesday morning, corresponding to August 23, 2022, following the open sit-in of the Sadrist movement’s demonstrators in front of the Supreme Judicial Council to demand the dissolution of the The House of Representatives by pressuring the Federal Supreme Court to issue a state order to dissolve the House of Representatives and sending threatening letters over the phone to pressure the court.     

  

She added, "Therefore, the meeting decided to suspend the work of the Supreme Judicial Council, the courts affiliated with it, and the Federal Supreme Court in protest against these unconstitutional and violating acts of law, and to hold the government and the political party behind this sit-in legally responsible for the consequences of this behavior."  

  

The Sadrist movement's protesters announced before the Supreme Judicial Council, on Tuesday, a list of their demands.  

  

The Central Committee of the Sadrist movement published pictures followed by "Nass" (August 23, 2022), showing part of the Sadrist sit-in in front of the Judicial Council building, raising banners bearing a package of demands.      

  

According to Al-Yafat, the demands of the Sadrist movement were as follows:       

  

dissolve the current parliament.      

  

Set a date for early elections.      

  

Never politicize the judiciary.      

  

Fighting corruption and spoilers.      

  

Separation of the Public Prosecution Office from the Judicial Council.      

  

  

  

  

  

A number of Sadrist movement's demonstrators erected a tent in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building in preparation for the start of an open sit-in.  

  

Pictures obtained by "Nass" (August 23, 2022), showed a number of protesters setting up sit-in tents in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building, while they raised banners calling for the judiciary to dissolve the House of Representatives.        

  

  

  

  

  

  

On Tuesday, demonstrators gathered in front of the Supreme Judicial Council.   

  

According to photos followed by "Nass" (23 August 2022), supporters of the Sadrist movement gathered in front of the Supreme Judicial Council, demanding the dissolution of Parliament and the holding of new elections.           

  

  

  

On Wednesday, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, called on the judicial authorities to work on dissolving the House of Representatives within a maximum period of the end of next week, urging at the same time, the President of the Republic, Barham Salih, to set a date for early legislative elections in the country.  

  

Al-Sadr said in a tweet followed by “Nass” (August 10, 2022), “Someone might say: The dissolution of parliament needs to hold a parliament session to dissolve itself. No, there are blocs that adhere to quotas and persistence in corruption and will not succumb to the people’s demand to dissolve Parliament. Rather, I say: The dissolution of Parliament is not limited to that."          

  

He added, "From here, I address my words to the competent judicial authorities, especially the President of the Supreme Judicial Council, hoping that they correct the course, especially after the end of the brief constitutional deadlines and others for Parliament by choosing the President of the Republic and assigning a Prime Minister to form a government of stakes, as well as the national or independent majority and away from the old, grim faces that despair Including the people, and if they are not corrupt, they are either deficient or deficient. Yes, I direct my words to the Iraqi judiciary, from which we still hope for good despite the political and security pressures it is exposed to and leaks from here and there, provided that it dissolve Parliament after those constitutional violations above.. ...within a period not exceeding the end of next week, and graciously assigning the President of the Republic to set a date for early elections, subject to several conditions that we will announce later.          

 

 

  

And he continued, "During this, the revolutionaries will continue their sit-ins and their revolution, may God reward them with the best reward... and they will have another position if the people fail again, and we ask all the revolutionaries, the resigned Sadrist bloc, other deputies, and all lovers of the homeland to submit official lawsuits to the Federal Court and through legal means and through the centralization of the committee." It is clear that the elimination of the stake is at stake, and we hope that it will take into account the interest of the people and not be afraid of pressures, as I am sure that many judges are with the people and with reform.”          

  

  

  

Earlier, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, said that the dissolution of Parliament had become a popular demand, noting that "there are positive reactions" regarding its dissolution.     

  

Al-Sadr called in a tweet on "Twitter" followed by "Nass" (August 6, 2022), "for a serious pause to save Iraq from the tusks of corruption and dependency, and for us to correct the course of the Silesian process that harmed the people and the country."            

  

And he continued, "And let everyone know that the revolutionaries will continue their revolution until the demands are achieved, and they will not give up at all, as it is their only and last chance.            

  

Al-Sadr stressed, "Yes, (dissolving Parliament) has become a popular, political and elitist demand that has no alternative, and all the corrupt mouths should be silenced wherever they are...".            

  

 

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“Nas” publishes arrest warrants, travel bans, and seizure of funds against figures from the Sadrist movement (documents)

2022.08.23 - 16:36

 

Baghdad - people  

On Tuesday, documents confirmed the issuance of arrest warrants against the leaders of the Sadrist movement, "Muhammad Al-Saadi", "Sabah Al-Saadi" and "Ghaib Al-Amiri".  

  

 

  

  

According to the documents obtained by "Nass" (August 23, 2022), the arrest warrant for "Ghaib Al-Amiri" and "Sabah Al-Saadi" came in accordance with Legal Article 198 and in the context of Article 4/198, and the warrant for "Mohammed Al-Saadi" came in accordance with Article 226. of the Penal Code.  

  

  

  

The documents also showed the issuance of a judicial decision to seize Sabah Al-Saadi's movable and immovable funds, as well as banning his travel.  

  

  

  

  

  

The documents also indicated that a decision to seize the money of Ghayeb Al-Amiri was also issued.   

  

  

  

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Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani: Iraq is close to chaos and its consequences and extensions

2022.08.23 - 16:53

 

Baghdad - people  

The General Secretariat of the Euphrates Movement, headed by Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani, warned on Tuesday of the threat to judicial institutions and the consequences of these actions.  

  

 

A statement by the Euphrates Movement, a copy of which was received by "Nass" (August 23, 2022), said, "The Euphrates Movement condemns the siege and threats to judicial institutions and warns against the consequences of these actions that are intended to drag the country into the unknown."  

  

The current held "the caretaker prime minister responsible for transgressing the constitutional and legal institutions, as Iraq is close to chaos and its consequences and extensions, and this matter means compromising civil peace and the country's national security and a coup against the political process."  

  

He called on "all wise people to realize the dangers and consequences of these actions."  

  

A spokesman for the Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq movement, Naim al-Aboudi, warned, on Tuesday, against storming the judiciary, considering it "a safety valve to preserve civil peace."  

  

Al-Aboudi said in a blog post, followed by "Nass" (August 23, 2022), that "any attempt to involve the judiciary in the Iraqi political situation is a very dangerous matter, as it is a safety valve for maintaining civil peace. He is fair in dealing with everyone and has no precedent of siding with any political party at the expense of the other.  

  

On Tuesday, the Supreme Judicial Council announced the suspension of its work, courts and the Federal Court.  

  

And the judiciary’s media stated in a statement that “People” received a copy of it, (August 23, 2022), “The Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court met in person and electronically on Tuesday morning, corresponding to August 23, 2022, following the open sit-in of the Sadrist movement’s demonstrators in front of the Supreme Judicial Council to demand the dissolution of the The House of Representatives by pressuring the Federal Supreme Court to issue a state order to dissolve the House of Representatives and sending threatening letters over the phone to pressure the court.       

  

She added, "Therefore, the meeting decided to suspend the work of the Supreme Judicial Council, the courts affiliated with it, and the Federal Supreme Court in protest against these unconstitutional and violating acts of law, and to hold the government and the political party behind this sit-in legally responsible for the consequences of this behavior."    

  

The Sadrist movement's protesters announced before the Supreme Judicial Council, on Tuesday, a list of their demands.  

  

The Central Committee of the Sadrist movement published pictures followed by "Nass" (August 23, 2022), showing part of the Sadrist sit-in in front of the Judicial Council building, raising banners bearing a package of demands.        

  

According to Al-Yafat, the demands of the Sadrist movement were as follows:         

  

dissolve the current parliament.        

  

Set a date for early elections.        

  

Never politicize the judiciary.        

  

Fighting corruption and spoilers.        

  

Separation of the Public Prosecution Office from the Judicial Council.        

  

  

  

  

  

A number of Sadrist movement's demonstrators erected a tent in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building in preparation for the start of an open sit-in.  

  

Pictures obtained by "Nass" (August 23, 2022), showed a number of protesters setting up sit-in tents in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building, while they raised banners calling for the judiciary to dissolve the House of Representatives.          

  

  

  

  

  

  

On Tuesday, demonstrators gathered in front of the Supreme Judicial Council.   

  

According to photos followed by "Nass" (23 August 2022), supporters of the Sadrist movement gathered in front of the Supreme Judicial Council, demanding the dissolution of Parliament and the holding of new elections.             

  

  

  

On Wednesday, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, called on the judicial authorities to work on dissolving the House of Representatives within a maximum period of the end of next week, urging at the same time, the President of the Republic, Barham Salih, to set a date for early legislative elections in the country.  

  

Al-Sadr said in a tweet followed by “Nass” (August 10, 2022), “Someone might say: The dissolution of parliament needs to hold a parliament session to dissolve itself. No, there are blocs that adhere to quotas and persistence in corruption and will not succumb to the people’s demand to dissolve Parliament. Rather, I say: The dissolution of Parliament is not limited to that."            

  

He added, "From here, I address my words to the competent judicial authorities, especially the President of the Supreme Judicial Council, hoping that they correct the course, especially after the end of the brief constitutional deadlines and others for Parliament by choosing the President of the Republic and assigning a Prime Minister to form a government of stakes, as well as the national or independent majority and away from the old, grim faces that despair Including the people, and if they are not corrupt, they are either deficient or deficient. Yes, I direct my words to the Iraqi judiciary, from which we still hope for good despite the political and security pressures it is exposed to and leaks from here and there, provided that it dissolve Parliament after those constitutional violations above.. ...within a period not exceeding the end of next week, and graciously assigning the President of the Republic to set a date for early elections, subject to several conditions that we will announce later.            

 

 

  

And he continued, "During this, the revolutionaries will continue their sit-ins and their revolution, may God reward them with the best reward... and they will have another position if the people fail again, and we ask all the revolutionaries, the resigned Sadrist bloc, other deputies, and all lovers of the homeland to submit official lawsuits to the Federal Court and through legal means and through the centralization of the committee." It is clear that the elimination of the stake is at stake, and we hope that it will take into account the interest of the people and not be afraid of pressures, as I am sure that many judges are with the people and with reform.”            

  

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The Sadrist movement announces that “large numbers” of the sons of Dhi Qar joined the sit-in in front of the judiciary (photos)

2022.08.23 - 17:18

 

  

Baghdad - people  

On Tuesday, the Central Committee of the Sadrist movement published pictures of the arrival of demonstrators from Dhi Qar Governorate to the Green Zone and their joining the sit-in in front of the Supreme Judicial Council.  

  

 

  

The Central Committee said in a statement followed by "Nass" (23 August 2022), "Large numbers of people from Dhi Qar Governorate arrive in the Green Zone to join the crowds of protesters in front of the Supreme Judicial Council."  

  

  

  

  

  

Earlier, Saleh Muhammad al-Iraqi, known as the "minister" of the Sadrist movement's leader Muqtada al-Sadr, threatened to suspend the work of the committee overseeing the protests.  

  

Al-Iraqi stated in a post on social media, followed by "Nas" (August 23, 2022), that "as soon as the protests against the corrupt intensify... they hurry to seek help from his Eminence, but his Eminence (may God honor him) and two days ago decided not to interfere at all."    

He added, "Because (the Ashura revolution) continues to be spontaneous... His Eminence may order in the future to suspend the work of the committee supervising the protests (may God reward them with the best reward for the benefactors) in return for the judiciary and courts suspending their work."    

  

Al-Iraqi added, "Otherwise, it is shameful for the judiciary and courts to suspend work in order to end a reformist revolution and not suspend their work in order to denounce rampant corruption if they cannot try the corrupt on all sides."    

  

And the Bar Association confirmed, earlier today, Tuesday, that "the judicial institution should not be in the equation of political pressure."   

  

The Syndicate stated in a statement received by “Nass” (23 August 2022), “We were and are still with the demands of the revolutionaries, and we seek with them to achieve the desired social justice. Constitutional frameworks, expressed in templates that are supposed to achieve these goals.    

  

He added that "the judicial institution is one of the most important of these constitutional bodies, and it should not be in the equation of political pressure, and we should distance ourselves from any actions that affect its independence, and no country can rise without maintaining the independence of the judiciary and preserving its prestige, and judicial decisions are issued according to legal visions." Not by pressuring the will of the independent judiciary.”    

  

And she stressed that "we announce our supportive position for the Iraqi judiciary, and we suspend the work of the Iraqi Bar Association in parallel with the judiciary, and all political parties must understand the danger of not protecting the independence of the judiciary, which will lead us to lose the most important pillars of building a constitutional state, and that the judiciary must be protected, and once again be preserved." ".     

  

On Tuesday, the coordination framework called on the international community to express its opinion on the developments in the Iraqi arena.  

  

The framework said in a statement received by “Nass” a copy of it (August 23, 2022), “The coordinating framework announces its complete condemnation of the dangerous transgression against the judicial institution and threats of physical liquidation against the President of the Constitutional Court, and calls on all respected national political forces as well as community activities not to remain silent, but rather to initiate condemn this infringement.    

  

He added, "The coordinating framework announces its refusal to receive any message from the Sadrist movement or any call for direct dialogue, except after announcing its retreat from the occupation of the constitutional state institutions and returning to the side of the forces that believe in peaceful democratic solutions."    

  

And he continued, "The coordination framework holds the government fully responsible for preserving state property and the lives of employees and officials, especially the judiciary, which is the only valve that remains for Iraq as a result of the domination of forces outside the state over the institutions and the imposition of their will outside the authority of the state."    

  

And he indicated, "The coordinating framework also calls on the Iraqi people with all its segments to be highly prepared and fully prepared for the next step in which the people must say what they say against the state's kidnappers to restore its prestige and authority."    

  

The coordination framework called on the international community to "state its clear position in the face of this dangerous infringement on constitutional institutions, particularly the judiciary and the legislative institution."    

  

On Tuesday, the United Nations mission in Iraq commented on the political developments in Iraq.   

  

And the mission stated in its blog post, "Nass" (23 August 2022), that "the right to peaceful protest is an essential element of democracy."         

  

"It is equally important to affirm constitutional compliance and respect for state institutions," she added. "State institutions must work unimpeded in the service of the Iraqi people, including the Justice Council."     

  

Earlier in the day, the Supreme Judicial Council announced the suspension of its work, courts and the Federal Court.  

And the judiciary’s media stated in a statement that “People” received a copy of it, (August 23, 2022), “The Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court met in person and electronically on Tuesday morning, corresponding to August 23, 2022, following the open sit-in of the Sadrist movement’s demonstrators in front of the Supreme Judicial Council to demand the dissolution of the The House of Representatives by pressuring the Federal Supreme Court to issue a state order to dissolve the House of Representatives and sending threatening letters over the phone to pressure the court.               

  

She added, "Therefore, the meeting decided to suspend the work of the Supreme Judicial Council, the courts affiliated with it, and the Federal Supreme Court in protest against these unconstitutional and violating acts of law, and to hold the government and the political party behind this sit-in legally responsible for the consequences of this behavior."               

  

The protesters of the Sadrist movement announced before the Supreme Judicial Council, a list of their demands.  

  

The Central Committee of the Sadrist movement published pictures followed by "Nass" (August 23, 2022), showing part of the Sadrist sit-in in front of the Judicial Council building, raising banners bearing a package of demands.                

  

According to Al-Yafat, the demands of the Sadrist movement were as follows:                 

  

dissolve the current parliament.                

  

Set a date for early elections.                

  

Never politicize the judiciary.                

  

Fighting corruption and spoilers.                

  

Separation of the Public Prosecution Office from the Judicial Council.                

  

  

A number of Sadrist movement's demonstrators erected a tent in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building in preparation for the start of an open sit-in.  

  

Pictures obtained by "Nass" showed that a number of demonstrators set up sit-in tents in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building, while they raised banners calling for the judiciary to dissolve the House of Representatives.                  

  

  

Demonstrators gathered in front of the Supreme Judicial Council.   

  

According to photos followed by "Nass" (23 August 2022), supporters of the Sadrist movement gathered in front of the Supreme Judicial Council, demanding the dissolution of Parliament and the holding of new elections.                     

  

  

Last week, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, called on the judicial authorities to work on dissolving the House of Representatives within a maximum period of the end of next week, urging at the same time, the President of the Republic, Barham Salih, to set a date for early legislative elections in the country.  

  

Al-Sadr said in a tweet followed by “Nass” (August 10, 2022), “Someone might say: The dissolution of parliament needs to hold a parliament session to dissolve itself. No, there are blocs that adhere to quotas and persistence in corruption and will not succumb to the people’s demand to dissolve Parliament. Rather, I say: The dissolution of Parliament is not limited to that."                    

  

He added, "From here, I address my words to the competent judicial authorities, especially the President of the Supreme Judicial Council, in the hope that they correct the course, especially after the end of the brief constitutional deadlines and others for Parliament by choosing the President of the Republic and assigning a Prime Minister to form a share-sharing government, as well as the national or independent majority and away from the old, grim faces that despair Including the people, and if they are not corrupt, they are either deficient or deficient. Yes, I direct my words to the Iraqi judiciary, from which we still hope for good despite the political and security pressures it is subjected to and leaks from here and there, provided that it dissolve Parliament after those constitutional violations above.. ...within a period not exceeding the end of next week, and graciously assigning the President of the Republic to set a date for early elections, subject to several conditions that we will announce later.                    

 

 

  

And he continued, "During this, the revolutionaries will continue their sit-ins and their revolution, may God reward them with the best reward... and they will have another position if the people fail again, and we ask all the revolutionaries, the resigned Sadrist bloc, other deputies, and all lovers of the homeland to submit official lawsuits to the Federal Court and through legal means and through the centralization of the committee." It is clear that the elimination of the stake is at stake, and we hope that it will take into account the interest of the people and not be afraid of pressures, as I am sure that many judges are with the people and with reform.”                    

  

  

Earlier, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, said that the dissolution of Parliament had become a popular demand, noting that "there are positive reactions" regarding its dissolution.     

  

Al-Sadr called in a tweet on "Twitter" followed by "Nass" (August 6, 2022), "for a serious pause to save Iraq from the tusks of corruption and dependency, and for us to correct the course of the Silesian process that harmed the people and the country."                      

  

And he continued, "And let everyone know that the revolutionaries will continue their revolution until the demands are achieved, and they will not give up at all, as it is their only and last chance.                      

  

Al-Sadr stressed, "Yes, (dissolving Parliament) has become a popular, political and elitist demand that has no alternative, and all the corrupt mouths should be silenced wherever they are...".          

  

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As the Parliament sit-in continues

Al-Sadr advises to withdraw from the front of the judiciary building and to keep the tents under 7 addresses

2022.08.23 - 17:44

 

  

Baghdad - people  

On Tuesday, Saleh Muhammad al-Iraqi, known as "the Minister of Sadr", advised him to withdraw from the judiciary building and keep the tents under 7 addresses.  

  

 

  

Al-Iraqi said in a blog post, followed by "Nass" (23 August 2022), that "in the judiciary in Iraq, there are many lovers of reform and those who demand accountability for the corrupt, and if there is a lull in that, it is because of political pressure from the rampant corruption against them."  

  

He added, "If the pillow had been folded for me, I would have continued with the sit-in in front of the Supreme Court, to encourage it to reform and to hold the corrupt accountable."  

  

And he stated that "and in order to preserve the reputation of the beloved revolutionaries and not to harm the people, I advise to withdraw and keep the tents under the title and banner (Sit-in of the Speicher Martyrs), (People of Mosul), (Return the looted funds), (Accountability of the corrupt without bias), (Remove the corrupt), (Chapter Public Prosecution) and (an independent and impartial judiciary) and other titles that the people want to achieve.”  

  

And he continued, "And to continue your sit-in in front of Parliament, if you wish, for the decision is the people's decision, and I give advice and you have the decision in all of that, and I am only one of you, you, and you."  

  

On Tuesday, the Supreme Judicial Council announced the suspension of its work, courts and the Federal Court.  

  

And the judiciary’s media stated in a statement that “People” received a copy of it, (August 23, 2022), “The Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court met in person and electronically on Tuesday morning, corresponding to August 23, 2022, following the open sit-in of the Sadrist movement’s demonstrators in front of the Supreme Judicial Council to demand the dissolution of the The House of Representatives by pressuring the Federal Supreme Court to issue a state order to dissolve the House of Representatives and sending threatening letters over the phone to pressure the court.       

  

She added, "Therefore, the meeting decided to suspend the work of the Supreme Judicial Council, the courts affiliated with it, and the Federal Supreme Court in protest against these unconstitutional and violating acts of law, and to hold the government and the political party behind this sit-in legally responsible for the consequences of this behavior."    

  

The Sadrist movement's protesters announced before the Supreme Judicial Council, on Tuesday, a list of their demands.  

  

The Central Committee of the Sadrist movement published pictures followed by "Nass" (August 23, 2022), showing part of the Sadrist sit-in in front of the Judicial Council building, raising banners bearing a package of demands.        

  

According to Al-Yafat, the demands of the Sadrist movement were as follows:         

  

dissolve the current parliament.        

  

Set a date for early elections.        

  

Never politicize the judiciary.        

  

Fighting corruption and spoilers.        

  

Separation of the Public Prosecution Office from the Judicial Council.        

  

  

  

  

  

A number of Sadrist movement's demonstrators erected a tent in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building in preparation for the start of an open sit-in.  

  

Pictures obtained by "Nass" (August 23, 2022), showed a number of protesters setting up sit-in tents in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building, while they raised banners calling for the judiciary to dissolve the House of Representatives.          

  

  

  

  

  

  

On Tuesday, demonstrators gathered in front of the Supreme Judicial Council.   

  

According to photos followed by "Nass" (23 August 2022), supporters of the Sadrist movement gathered in front of the Supreme Judicial Council, demanding the dissolution of Parliament and the holding of new elections.             

  

  

  

On Wednesday, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, called on the judicial authorities to work on dissolving the House of Representatives within a maximum period of the end of next week, urging at the same time, the President of the Republic, Barham Salih, to set a date for early legislative elections in the country.  

  

Al-Sadr said in a tweet followed by “Nass” (August 10, 2022), “Someone might say: The dissolution of parliament needs to hold a parliament session to dissolve itself. No, there are blocs that adhere to quotas and persistence in corruption and will not succumb to the people’s demand to dissolve Parliament. Rather, I say: The dissolution of Parliament is not limited to that."            

  

He added, "From here, I address my words to the competent judicial authorities, especially the President of the Supreme Judicial Council, hoping that they correct the course, especially after the end of the brief constitutional deadlines and others for Parliament by choosing the President of the Republic and assigning a Prime Minister to form a government of stakes, as well as the national or independent majority and away from the old, grim faces that despair Including the people, and if they are not corrupt, they are either deficient or deficient. Yes, I direct my words to the Iraqi judiciary, from which we still hope for good despite the political and security pressures it is exposed to and leaks from here and there, provided that it dissolve Parliament after those constitutional violations above.. ...within a period not exceeding the end of next week, and graciously assigning the President of the Republic to set a date for early elections, subject to several conditions that we will announce later.            

 

 

  

And he continued, "During this, the revolutionaries will continue their sit-ins and their revolution, may God reward them with the best reward... and they will have another position if the people fail again, and we ask all the revolutionaries, the resigned Sadrist bloc, other deputies, and all lovers of the homeland to submit official lawsuits to the Federal Court and through legal means and through the centralization of the committee." It is clear that the elimination of the stake is at stake, and we hope that it will take into account the interest of the people and not be afraid of pressures, as I am sure that many judges are with the people and with reform.”            

  

  

  

Earlier, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, said that the dissolution of Parliament had become a popular demand, noting that "there are positive reactions" regarding its dissolution.     

  

Al-Sadr called in a tweet on "Twitter" followed by "Nass" (August 6, 2022), "for a serious pause to save Iraq from the tusks of corruption and dependency, and for us to correct the course of the Silesian process that harmed the people and the country."              

  

And he continued, "And let everyone know that the revolutionaries will continue their revolution until the demands are achieved, and they will not give up at all, as it is their only and last chance.              

  

Al-Sadr stressed, "Yes, (dissolving Parliament) has become a popular, political and elitist demand that has no alternative, and all the corrupt mouths should be silenced wherever they are...".              

  

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The US Embassy in Baghdad comments on the developments of events and the sit-in at the Judiciary Building

2022.08.23 - 18:01

 

Baghdad - people  

On Tuesday, the US embassy in Baghdad called on the demonstrators to respect the property of Iraqi government institutions, stressing the need to resolve political differences in a manner based on the Iraqi constitution.  

 

  

The embassy said in a statement, a copy of which was received by Nass, (August 23, 2022), "We are closely monitoring reports of unrest today in Baghdad around the Supreme Judicial Council. We urge all parties to remain calm, refrain from violence and resolve any political differences in a peaceful manner based on Iraqi constitution.  

  

She added, "We also call on the demonstrators to respect the procedures and properties of Iraqi government institutions, which belong to the Iraqi people and serve their interests." 

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'Continuing tensions harm the people'

Kurdistan Region President: Disrupting the judicial institution worsens the existing situation

2022.08.23 - 18:04

 

Baghdad - people  

The President of the Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, commented, on Tuesday, on the developments of events and the sit-in at the judiciary building, calling for the protection of institutions and societal peace and not to deviate from the peaceful and civil path.  

  

Barzani said in a statement, a copy of which was received by “Nass” (August 23, 2022): “We are following with great care and concern the political developments in Iraq, which are constantly moving towards more division, deepening crises more and more, and removing prospects for a solution.” The country’s future and societal peace are in serious danger, and the entire political process, governance and institutions are disrupted.”  

  

He continued, "Peaceful civil demonstrations are a legitimate right protected by the constitution, but the disruption of the judicial institution exacerbates the situation, and for this we call on all parties and demonstrators to protect institutions and community peace and not to deviate from the peaceful and civil path," noting that "the country can no longer bear more of these difficult crises." The tense situation, and the continuation of tensions more than this will end up harming all the people of Iraq.”  

  

He said, "In the Kurdistan region, we reiterate that, as we are always part of the solution, we will provide all assistance in order to achieve understanding and reconciliation between the Iraqi parties," noting that "the country needs a serious and responsible national dialogue between the political parties in order to find an existing solution." On the basis of the constitution, and this is the only correct way out of the crisis and political blockage and reach the country to safety.  

  

 

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Rat mentality . Its Happening all over the place