National Coalition refuses to discuss the agreement with Saudi Arabia for the sake of Iran

National Coalition refuses to discuss the agreement with Saudi Arabia for the sake of Iran

10-07-2013 11:13 AM

Orbit news.

The legal Committee in the Parliament revealed yesterday that the reservation block, the National Alliance, signing an agreement to exchange prisoners with Saudi Arabia, the Iraqi list refused earlier to vote on Convention on judicial cooperation between Iraq and Iran, the Foreign Relations Committee announced in Parliament that the agreement with Riyadh would return 100 Iraqi prisoners are there.

Member of the parliamentary legal Committee, Abdul Rahman will resort to a ' term ' that ' because of the failure of the House to postpone the exchange of prisoners between Iraq and Saudi Arabia dating back to the reservation this Convention National Alliance '.

The resort was amazing from the National Alliance's position of rejecting this Convention the ' Minister of Justice Pradeep and Senior Deputy Interior Minister Adnan Al-Assadi are entered into an agreement with Saudi Arabia to exchange prisoners between the two countries following the agreements between States '.

He will resort to ' National Alliance had a position of the Iraqi list, which earlier refused to vote on the agreement for judicial cooperation between Iraq and Iran, which prompted National Alliance to reject the current agreement ', likely different parties of the agreement to be passed. He noted that ' this Convention include light sentences ranging between twenty and ten years and down, thus excluding those who have been issued a death sentence against them and make peremptory ' class.

Member of the Foreign Relations Committee in Parliament, told John in the baptism ' range ' draft ratification of the Convention on cooperation between the Governments of Iraq and Saudi Arabia in the field of transfer of sentenced persons with negative penalties would include the release of nearly 100 Iraqi prisoners in Saudi Arabia and excluded (2) sentenced to death.

The Convention includes an exchange of prisoners and convicted persons between the two countries who have not issued their execution, noting that they were covered under their rule less than a death sentence.

He said that Parliament is determined to proceed with the legislation being part of the international conventions signed with most countries of the world to exchange prisoners, noting that the Presidency of Parliament to be included on the agenda for the meeting next Tuesday to view for the first reading.

According to the daily Al-Riyadh Saudi Arabia today that the Iraqi Government is preparing to issue Presidential Decree on amnesty for prisoners in Iraq, Saudi Arabia to enforce a prisoner exchange agreement between Saudi Arabia and Iraq, noting that the presidential decree will be signed when the Saudi delegation headed by Saudi Interior Ministry Undersecretary, Dr. Ahmed Al-Salem.

The newspaper showed a special sources that the Government of Iraq has completed all actions of 43 detained Saudis in Iraqi prisons who are covered by the amnesty, the Iraqi Embassy in Saudi Arabia has completed all procedures for nearly 70 Iraqi detainees in prisons.

The paper said more than 62 Saudi prisoners held in Iraqi prisons on political charges were charged, mostly revolves around (boundaries) of imprisonment not exceeding six months by international laws, were sentenced to terms ranging from 10-20 years. The newspaper also said there were four bodies to Saudi citizens demanding their parents with their bodies four years ago but never delivered so far, and continues to make efforts to activate the Kingdom Riyadh Convention 1983 judge Exchange governed by provisions of the deprivation of liberty.

The Justice Minister, Hassan shammari in Saudi delegation will travel to Baghdad shortly, with his Iraqi prisoners Riyadh, with a view to an exchange of prisoners between the two countries, denying coverage of death row.

Shammari said that ' effective exchange of prisoners with Saudi Arabia did not begin until now, adding that the Exchange would close as a Saudi delegation will visit Baghdad with his Iraqi convicts ', adding that ' death row were not covered by the Exchange.

But Presidential Adviser denied the rumors in the media about Gulf issued a special pardon to 42 detainees, stressing that the Saudis ' rapprochement with Riyadh will not be at the expense of the blood of Iraq '.

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