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    Human Rights seeking to study Iraq's accession to the International Criminal Court

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    Human Rights seeking to study Iraq's accession to the International Criminal Court Empty Human Rights seeking to study Iraq's accession to the International Criminal Court

    Post by day dreamer Tue Aug 04, 2015 7:18 pm

    Human Rights seeking to study Iraq's accession to the International Criminal Court
       

    5/8/2015 0:00

         BAGHDAD - morning
    Preparing for the Commission on Human Rights to hold a conference in Beirut mid-August this about Iraq's accession to the International Criminal Court and the study of interest that could come back to Iraq in the event of joining them, despite the existence of reservations by the Commission on this accession.
    Member of the Commission on Human Rights Habib Terminal explained that there question marks about this court, especially that focused on the problems of Arabs and Africans, and there is no mention of Israel in them.
    The Terminal "morning" that the ICC is a judicial institution prosecute criminals who have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity, genocide, and that Iraq is trying to join them there, especially if a large number of countries that joined to this court. "
    He added that his committee will hold a conference in Beirut on the eighteenth of August next on the court to know the dimensions and the benefits and harms of Iraq's accession to her, adding, in the case found that Iraq's interest in joining the Court, the Commission will go Thread the House of Representatives to vote Alih.obin MP     the existence of question marks about this court of double standards has especially it prosecute Arabs and Africans without Israel, adding that Iraq can not address the court directly about the genocide committed by Daash but addresses the Security Council to submit a complaint to him and the latter asked the prosecution of offenders.
     The Commission on Human Rights member Shirin Reza indicated the existence of efforts to bring Iraq to the International Criminal Court, indicating that Iraq's accession to the latter contributes to condemn and document Daash gangs of terrorist crimes in the country internationally, adding that the Commission would invite the international community to bring Iraq to the International Criminal Court in the Netherlands through its participation     at an international conference of the United Nations, will be held soon in Beirut.
    The International Criminal Court is a permanent international organization that seeks to put an end to the global culture of impunity, in 2002 founded the first capable of trying individuals accused of crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and crimes of aggression court, which is independent of the United Nations, in terms of staff and finance, has been an agreement between the two organizations governing the way Tatehma with each other legally mode.



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