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    Ali inch: Amnesty International report which some credibility and call on the Iraqi government to fo

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    Post by Hkp1 Tue 12 Mar 2013, 12:58 pm

    Ali inch: Amnesty International report which some credibility and call on the Iraqi government to follow


    12-03-2013 | (Voice of Iraq) - Add a comment -
    Term Press / Baghdad

    The
    Commission on Human Rights parliamentary, Tuesday, that the Amnesty
    International report which stated that cases of torture in Iraqi prisons
    continues despite the passage of ten years after the fall of the former
    regime, "carries some credibility but not fair", and expressed its
    refusal to abolish the death penalty , called on the Iraqi government to
    pursue this matter and not to rely on forced confessions that tend to
    rule on the defendants.

    A member of the Commission on Human
    Rights parliamentary, an inch, in an interview to the (long-Presse),
    "The Amnesty International report released on Monday, on cases of
    torture in Iraqi prisons unfair but it some credibility," and expressed
    hope that " listen to the Iraqi government to the report and the
    application can be applied. "

    The Amnesty International launched,
    on Monday, the 11 of March 2013, an attack on the current regime in
    Iraq, stressing that cases of torture in prisons is still going on
    despite the passage of ten years on the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime,
    calling for the Iraqi authorities to "put an end to this vicious
    terrible violations and a moratorium on executions as a first step on
    the road to the abolition of the death penalty. "

    The inch is a
    member bloc citizen faction Ammar al-Hakim "There are some violations at
    jails and prisons, as well as some cases of torture in some prisons
    undeniable," calling the Iraqi government to "pursue this matter and not
    to rely on confessions extracted by force."

    And on the death
    penalty, which called for the Organization in its report to the
    cancellation or stopped, explained inch that "the Iraqi street refuse
    abolish the death penalty", he promised that "keeping them at this stage
    is necessary in order not to encroach upon the right personal and
    public," stressing at the same time "the need to application of
    retribution as stated in the Koran (...). "

    The head of the Iraqi
    Council of Representatives Osama Najafi said in (5 March 2013) that the
    arrests and torture in prisons are in full swing, revealing "four
    deaths among prisoners in the past month as a result of torture."

    The
    head of the ministerial committee responsible for monitoring the
    affairs of the protesters, Hussein al-Shahristani announced, on February
    21 2013, the release of some 2,500 prisoners from the prisons of the
    Ministries of Justice and Interior since the start of the Commission's
    work, stressing the continuation of "conditional release" of detainees,
    noting that the released were anonymity in the official newspaper and
    the Ministry of Justice obliged to release all of the issued memorandum
    released from the judiciary. "

    And criticized by Human Rights
    Watch, in its annual report for 2013, published on Thursday (January 31
    2013), strongly actions taken by the Iraqi government against its
    opponents, describing them as "brutal", called upon to amend the
    criminal justice system of Iraq, saying he began a source of "great
    concern."

    Also criticized by Human Rights Watch in its report,
    the U.S. government, they "did not press the Maliki government enough to
    curb corruption and human rights violations cascading, with the
    approach of the tenth anniversary of the U.S. invasion that toppled the
    dictatorship of Saddam."

    The country has seen since the 21 of
    December 2012, demonstrations of anti-government in the provinces of
    Anbar and Nineveh, Salahuddin and Diyala, evolved dramatically after
    words leaders demonstrations in Anbar through Friday, (February 22,
    2013), (Jomaa Iraq or al-Maliki), since attacked the leaders of the
    demonstrations In Ramadi, the Iraqi government, accusing it of
    implementing a project "Safavi, Fatemi Kasravi" to eliminate Iraq's
    Sunnis, calling Iraq's Shiites to examine themselves and their positions
    on Iran for peaceful coexistence with the rest of the ingredients,
    demanding to dissolve Criminal Court and the release of Sultan Hashem
    Ahmed and Hussein Rashid al-Tikriti convicted implementation Anfal
    operations during 1988, which resulted in the deaths of thousands of
    Kurdish citizens.

    These developments indicate clearly to the
    worsening sectarian situation in the country, especially during the past
    few weeks in conjunction with the failure of the government and the
    parliament to reach a clear solutions to ensure implementation of the
    demands of the demonstrators.

    Observers believe that what is
    happening in Iraq now threatens Bagttal sectarian, especially with
    invitations fired by one party or another and that fuel the Iraqi street
    from the premises مظلومية community and its children, which
    overshadowed delay vote on the budget for 2013, as well as the
    escalation verbal political since the start of demonstrations which
    started to enter the phrases and terms Observers say it is "market."

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