In short

In short



"Violations" in the prison of justice
"There are a lot of violations against human rights practiced in Iraqi prisons, especially in the prison of justice, including the accumulation of prisoners in one cell, although they do not understand the prisoners," said a member of the parliamentary Human Rights Committee, Shirin Reza. "According to our visit to these prisons "We have discovered that there are attacks against prisoners, in a way that is not appropriate for the new Iraq and its democratic system that cares for human rights as it is supposed to." I criticized the Federal Ministry of Justice, saying it was surprised that the justice minister did not visit the prisons.



Committee to follow the work of mills in Basra
"Joint committees were set up by the Inspector General's Office and the Commercial Control Department of the Basra Branch to follow up the process of inventorying the mills that completed the distribution of May's last ration of flour to the food agents," Taha Yassin Abbas, general manager of the state-run Grain Processing Company, said in a statement. He added that "these committees oversaw the process of inventory of mills, which completed the distribution of flour on the agents during the previous month, in addition to the processing of mills in grain quantities and the process of production of flour in the mills of Fayhaa and Rashid in the province.



Dhi Qar police deny monkey attack
Dhi Qar province police issued a statement on the "monkey attacks" on the Shatrah district, while the owner of the publication "flock of monkeys" to take legal action against him.
A statement issued by the Dhi Qar police said that "there is no truth to what the social networking pages reported about the presence of a flock of monkeys attacking homes in Shatrah district." The statement added, "We confirm that the news is disgraceful and the owner of the publication is looking for fame. Legal proceedings against the author of the publication ".



Babylonian: 63 Christian families will return to Iraq
The newspaper said the media office of the movement of Babylon in a statement, it "is continuing the return of Christian families displaced to the country, stressing that" the 63 Christian families displaced in Beirut will reach the country out of 1800 families will be all of them gradually. "The statement said that the movement received" appeals from many families "The Christians in Beirut want to return, which was the retreat of the Iraqi embassy there to facilitate and resolve some of the problems that stand in the way of their return, including fines and other delays, but they did not receive any positive response from the Iraqi embassy and did not give them any help, according to them.


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