Speaker: Preventing return of displaced persons is unconstitutional

Speaker: Preventing return of displaced persons is unconstitutional

 Baghdad / Range


Speaker of the House of Representatives Salim al-Jubouri, yesterday, that Iraq has begun a new stage at the level of influence in the regional and international decision. He stressed the need to return the displaced and complete the reconstruction of their areas, and described the decisions to prevent the return of displaced persons as unconstitutional and "immoral".
He also warned of the danger of what he described as "armed parties", which constitute the arms of political parties and blocs, and renewed the call to limit the arms of the state and hold the violators accountable.
"Iraq has regained its place in decision-making at the Arab and regional levels, and the terrorist gangs have broken their wings in Iraq and lost their strength," said the speaker of the parliament during a news conference held in Baghdad yesterday. "He said.
Jubouri stressed that "the country must start to a good stage, and this is remarkable through the openness of Iraq to regional and global countries," noting that "continuous visits confirm that Iraq has restored its place in the decision-making Arab, regional and international."
The speaker welcomed the "Arab openness and the establishment of strong relations with the countries of the region and the opening of the Arar and beautiful," adding that "there is a good stage, the stage of reconstruction and construction after the completion of the security phase."
In response to a question he asked during the conference about gangs carrying out kidnappings and extortion under government names and addresses, Jabouri said that "the general rule includes all those who carry weapons outside the state should confront and fight, how to carry arms and violate the sanctities clearly?" He added that "
The speaker of the parliament that "the rumored incidents here and there need to be investigated to reveal the bodies that have carried out," stressing "the need not to silence at all from the perpetrators of the crime and the parties and the parties behind them."
Al-Jubouri talked about a number of files and issues, including the work of the Electoral Commission, stressing that "its tasks will end next month and will be the formation of a new commission," and pointed out that all files and issues that have been discussed in the media to the competent judicial authorities to consider.
"The provision of security, stability and the return of displaced persons are necessary and necessary measures for holding elections and their success," the speaker stressed. "Any decision by any party not to allow the return of the displaced is unconstitutional and unjust," he said. "There is no justification for not allowing displaced families to return to their cities for more than two years."
And on the security situation in the province of Kirkuk, in the light of recent developments, said Jubouri "criminal gangs should not be allowed to mix the papers in Kirkuk by targeting innocent or kidnapping women or forcing families to leave," stressing that "Kirkuk linked security and administrative federal government." Jubouri revealed the latest developments on the law of provincial elections, especially the paragraphs of Kirkuk, saying "we reached a stage that qualifies us to vote on the paragraphs relating to the province."


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