Block calls reject the laws of "victims of Saddam"

Block calls reject the laws of "victims of Saddam"

 Baghdad / Range

The parliamentary bloc of the Dawa Party rejected yesterday the violation of the transitional laws that were legislated after the fall of the regime. She considered that the loopholes and legislative loopholes in some paragraphs of these laws are "common", and not a justification for the abolition of the law as a whole. She stressed that most of these laws concerned the benefits and needs of different social groups.
Recently, demands have been made for a review of the laws of political prisoners and martyrs, given the privileges described by the large beneficiaries.
The MP Khalid al-Asadi, head of the Dawa bloc in a statement received (range) a copy of it, that "
All the laws that were legislated in the period following the fall of the Baathist regime in 2003, starting with the National Assembly and today, which touched upon the concerns and needs of various social segments of our people, especially the transitional justice laws, compensation, retirement provisions, etc., some of them have been overtaken by some They were exploited some negative manner and another. " He added Asadi" can not be allowed to reject these laws , or repeal or detract from citizens ' benefits because of a glitch here or there, as there is no legislation without gaps or omissions and can address some of them. "
The President of the call block On That the violation of the laws of transitional justice is a serious threat to social peace, as these laws are akin to deep pain and huge wounds have not yet healed, and from crime and error thinking to move stagnant to create an atmosphere of hostility among the components of the people.
Al-Asadi added: "We hope everyone understands the reality of the situation and the search for regulatory and legislative frameworks that are equal to all social segments, especially the families of the martyrs and the wounded. "He said.
Al-Asadi pointed out that "the forefront of these sons and families of the martyrs of Baathist crimes and the policies of tyrant buried political prisoners and the sons of Rafha and displaced to Iran and victims of the uprising in 1991 and all the victims and oppressed who emigrated because of political persecution outside Iraq and martyrs of terrorism and our heroes of martyrs and wounded crowd and armed forces."


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