In short

In short



Article 38 coalition calls for the withdrawal of the law of demonstration
The coalition of Article (38), composed of civil organizations and media and cultural figures, called for the withdrawal of the law "the right to demonstrate and to meet and express opinion." "The organizations and figures affiliated with the coalition are making efforts to restore the right of peaceful demonstration to the government and continue its meetings with all parties in the legislative and executive branches," activist activist Yacery Sarsam said in a press release. Sarsam referred to the meeting of the representative of the Council of Ministers in the House of Representatives Turhan Mufti to present the points of contention that prompted the coalition to reserve the wording in parliament, stressing that the proportion of amendments to the version submitted by the government requires the return,
according to the law.



The ports check the sinking of an Iraqi ship
The Director of Media of the General Company of Iraqi Ports Anmar Al-Safi said in a press statement that investigations are still underway in the cause of the collision between the Iraqi and foreign ships in the waters of Khor Abdullah.
The net, that "the first cause of the incident is the intersection of navigation between shipping lines, which led to the collision of the ships," noting that "investigations are still underway to find out the reasons and
accurately." "The results of the investigation will be announced in the coming hours and searches are still underway for the missing, and the survivors were transferred to the hospital in Umm Qasr to treat them and to check on their health."



Education: Decision to improve the rate came late and examinations on time
The Permanent Committee for Examinations in the Ministry of Education respected the decision of the Iraqi Council of Representatives, but it came late and did not include any financial allocation.
"The timing of the examination schedules was set in agreement with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research and its postponement affects the central acceptance of students in universities," a ministry statement said.
"The Committee stresses the survival of the timing of the schedule of examinations of the sixth preparatory all its branches on its previous date on 26/8/2017 unchanged." The House of Representatives voted on Saturday on a decision to grant students of the sixth preparatory opportunity to improve the rate and review the examination schedule.
For its part, a member of the House of Representatives blessed the parliamentary bloc of wisdom, Ban Dush for students of the "sixth preparatory who wish to improve their rates vote of the House of Representatives approval of that resolution."

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