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    [size=18]The Supreme Council for Combating Corruption called on Tuesday for the judiciary to expedite the resolution of files related to integrity, as well as calling for the issuance of "the most severe" judicial verdicts against those accused of financial and administrative corruption cases.


    "The Supreme Council for Combating Corruption appreciates the decisions taken by the Supreme Judicial Council in its session held on July 25, 2019 under the chairmanship of the President of the Supreme Judicial Council Judge Faik Zaidan," the media office of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi said in a statement received by Alsumaria News.







    This is in addition to the measures taken by the executive authority in combating corruption systems, especially those related to the file of border crossings and preventing non-governmental organizations from interfering in the work of ports and taking the most severe penalties against them. The drug and the maximum penalties for those associated with this scourge, whether abusers or promoters or traffickers or carriers or intermediaries and what this decision represents support for the government action taken and approved by the Supreme Council for the fight against corruption and obligate the relevant ministries to take, including conclusion Bilateral agreements with neighboring countries and regional countries to help Iraq reduce the smuggling operations, the Council appreciates the role of the Supreme Judicial Council in the steps taken regarding the diagnosis of legal violations in the provinces and the holy places in Iraq, including believes in preserving the sanctity of those places. "


    "The Supreme Council for Combating Corruption urges the judicial authority and its institutions to speedily resolve the files related to integrity and tighten their judicial decisions, and in turn we have instructed the supervisory and inspection authorities to provide the judiciary with all the necessary precedents and evidence to enable it to expedite the decision." 

    The statement said that "the Council expresses its appreciation for such decisions and urges the courts and judges to issue the most severe judicial judgments against the accused in cases of financial and administrative corruption and preserve the prestige of the state and its institutions and preserve the sanctity of them."


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