Price: The United States is angry at the violence against Iraqi protesters

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Price: The United States is angry at the violence against Iraqi protesters

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BAGHDAD - Mawazine News
, US State Department spokesman Ned Price said that the United States is angry at confronting peaceful Iraqi demonstrators with threats and "brutal violence."
He added, "We welcome every effort by the government to hold the outlaw groups accountable for their attacks against Iraqis who are exercising their right to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, as well as for their assault on the rule of law."
The High Commissioner for Human Rights stated that two people were killed and several others were wounded on Tuesday when Iraqi security forces fired live ammunition into the air to disperse anti-government protests in central Baghdad

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US State Department: We welcome the government's efforts against "thuggery" militias that are attack

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On Friday, the US State Department expressed its anger at "violence against demonstrators", while announcing its support for the government's efforts against "militias."

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"The United States is angry at confronting peaceful Iraqi demonstrators with threats and brutal violence," State Department spokesman Ned Price said in a statement to "People" (May 28, 2021).
He added, "We welcome every effort by the government to hold militias, thugs and civil groups accountable for their attacks against Iraqis who are exercising their right to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, as well as for their attacks on the rule of law."

And the US embassy in Baghdad, on Wednesday, commented on the recent events in the capital, Baghdad.
The embassy in Pine, which was seen by "people" (May 26, 2021), said, "The US embassy is extremely disturbed by reports that civilians were killed during yesterday's march in Baghdad."
She added, "We support the right of all Iraqis to assemble and express their views peacefully without fear of acts of violence or retaliation. It is imperative that the government conduct an urgent and in-depth investigation in order to arrest and prosecute those responsible for inciting and carrying out acts of violence."

The United Nations Mission in Iraq "UNAMI", on Tuesday, promised "accountability" as the way to stop the pattern of "deadly attacks" that target activists and civilians.
  In a brief statement, "Nas" received a copy (May 25, 2021), the mission stated, "Only accountability will stop the pattern of deadly attacks targeting civil and political activists, while the perpetrators may think that they silence the voices, they have only made it higher." .
"Accountability is the key to the stability of Iraq. It is the right of the Iraqi people to know," the statement added.

On Wednesday, the High Commission for Human Rights announced the outcome of field monitoring of the May 25 demonstrations in the capital, Baghdad, indicating that two demonstrators were killed and 150 protesters and security forces were wounded.
A commission statement, which "people" received a copy of (May 26, 2021), stated that "while the High Commission for Human Rights in Iraq affirms ensuring the citizen's right to opinion, expression and peaceful demonstration, it deeply regrets the fall of martyrs and wounded protesters and forces." The security forces resulted from clashes that occurred in Tahrir Square in Baghdad, which led to the death of (2) demonstrators and wounding (20) others. "
He pointed out that "many of them are still seriously injured so far, and (130) security forces were injured and a large number of demonstrators were arrested. They were released, and the remaining (11) demonstrators were arrested, whose papers were presented to the judiciary with the burning of (2) caravans belonging to the police force as a result of the use of Live bullets and tear gas from the security forces, and stones and sharp tools by the demonstrators. "
He added, "The commission, from the start of the demonstrations until this moment, has been calling for the prevention of the use of excessive violence, and law-keeping forces and the security forces supporting them have been subject to more than (500) training workshops on how to deal with and protect demonstrators, and at a time when it affirms that the demonstrators fully adhere to the standards of peaceful protest." And to stay away from any clashes with the security forces, as it renews its call on all parties to take utmost restraint and preserve the peaceful demonstrations. "
The Commission called on the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces to "assume responsibility and take the most serious measures against those who used live bullets and excessive violence, refer them to the judiciary, and release all those detained in connection with the demonstrations."
It called on the demonstrators to "prevent those who want to divert the demonstrations from their peaceful course and to continue their exercise of this right by cooperating with the security forces and preserving public and private property."

On Tuesday, the High Commission for Human Rights called for preparing a draft law and sending it to Parliament quickly to establish a special court to try those involved in the killing of demonstrators.
"The Iraqi government or the Presidency of the Republic is required to prepare a draft law and send it to Parliament quickly to establish a special court to try those involved in the murders of protesters to send positive messages to the demonstrators and to put an end to it," said a member of the commission. To escape punishment and to respond to the demands of the demonstrators quickly. "

Deputy Adnan Al-Zorfi commented, on Wednesday, the violent events that accompanied yesterday's protests in Tahrir Square, stressing that "the cry of those who killed me" will end with " [size=20]This is who killed you," referring to the parliament session to question security leaders.  [/size]
Al-Zorfi said in a post, followed by "People," (May 26, 2021), that "the vain suppression of the demonstrators in Tahrir Square and the survival of the masked killer playing in the shadows and expelling the blood of Iraqis doubles our responsibility to support the national values adopted by Tishreen. ( Who killed me) A deep cry of truth emanated from the saints of blood and reached Parliament, and it will begin to question the security leaders and end with ( This is the one who killed you) . "

And "people" had obtained a document officially confirming the submission of a request to the Presidency of the Council of Representatives from Representative Adnan Al-Zorfi to hold a special session in the presence of the leaders of the security services.
The document shows a request by Representative Adnan Al-Zorfi to the Presidency of the Council of Representatives to hold a special session hosting the leaders of the security services to find out the file of assassinations, a movement sparked by the continued assassinations that recently claimed the life of the prominent activist Ihab Al-Wazni near the fortified area in central Karbala.
Meanwhile, "UTV" broadcasted a series of urgent news, in which it confirmed that the summons to hold accountable those responsible for the assassinations, will include senior officers in the security services.
Channel sources expected that other political blocs, including Al-Iraqiya, led by Iyad Allawi, would join the interrogation initiative, and tribal leaders and social and religious authorities represented in Parliament, while parliamentary sources suggested that the families of the martyrs would come to the parliament to present their testimonies during the series of interrogations.
The sources indicated that Al-Abadi and Al-Hakim agreed in principle to devote the interrogation session to personal assassinations, the majority of which dates back to the year 2000 and ends with the activist Ihab Al-Wazni, with the preparation of another record about the Basra uprising in 2018 and its victims.

The leader of the "Iraqis" coalition, Ammar al-Hakim, had demanded that security leaders be summoned to stand on their steps in uncovering those involved in assassinations and kidnapping of activists and media professionals.
Al-Hakim said in a statement that "People" received a copy of (May 19, 2021), that "to ensure justice and reassure the families of the victims, we call on members of Parliament from an Iraqi coalition to work on summoning security leaders to stand on their steps in uncovering those involved in kidnappings and assassinations." Some activists and media figures, and informing the House of Representatives of the measures taken to protect opinion-holders and ensure freedom of expression.
He added, "These steps would reassure the street, achieve electoral security, and encourage broad participation in the elections."

On Thursday, Haider al-Abadi, head of the victory coalition, joined al-Hakim’s call, calling on the security services to put an end to political crimes.
Al-Abadi said in a statement that "People" received a copy (May 20, 2021), "The necessity of providing electoral security for voters and candidates, as it is a condition for fair and fair elections that achieve real public participation that enhances the legitimacy of the political system."
He explained, "In this context, the competent authorities must uncover those involved in the assassination of activists and opinion-makers, and put an end to political crimes against political rivals."
He stressed that "the victory coalition and the rest of the state forces are in the process of activating interrogations and parliamentary inquiries to reveal the nature of political crimes, exert pressure to uncover the killers, and stand against the decline of electoral security requirements and general community security."

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