Activists Babylon .. alcohol ban unconstitutional promotion of drugs and establish a new Kandahar

Counting activists civilians in the province ofBabylon, on Tuesday, the prohibition ofalcoholic beverages by the parliament ,"constitutional violation and confiscation of freedoms , " and warned of the negative economic and social effects of the decision ,including "Vogue drugs and the loss of import taxes on alcohol trade", as demanded cancellation of the paragraph that states the ban, they stressed that such a decision "undermines the efforts to build a civil state and turning Iraq into a new Kandahar." 
the poet said Adel al - Yasiri in an interview (range Press), " the Iraqi society is a diverse society includes many of the spectral components that Constitution guaranteed rights . " , returned to "alcohol ban decision is a decision void as being contrary to the Constitution and confiscates the rights of a lot of components that do not contradict the abuse of alcoholic beverages with their beliefs." 
he warned Yasiri of "young people 's use to drug abuse as a result of the ban on alcohol", describing thedecision as "very unfair . " 
for his part, civil rights activist Nabil al - Rubaie said in an interview with (long - Presse)," the alcohol ban and punish offenders with sanctions of up to 25 million dinars , it is contrary to the Constitution and the principles of human rights and suppression of freedoms and the closure of all the spaces of freedom, "returned to" thedecision is contrary and the nature of Iraq 's diverse society. " 
He warned al - Rubaie of the " social and economic negative effects of the decision , including vogue drugs and the emergence of contraband alcoholic beverages which are not subject to the control of the market, inaddition to the loss of economic resources back the taxes imposed on the trade of those drinks, and disrupt the work of many people whose profession manufacturing the sale of these drinks , "and urged" to cancel thearticle , which stipulates the prohibition of alcoholic beverages. " in 
turn, lawyer Mohamed Zuhair said in an interview with (long - Presse)," the Iraqi constitution stipulates in Article 2 First / c, is not permissible to enact a law that contradicts the rights and basic freedoms outlined in this constitution , "noting that" the Constitution guarantees the preservation of the Islamic identity of themajority of the people and guarantees the full religious rights for all components, including not incompatible with the rights of others and public morals . "He added Zuhair that" alcoholic beverage industry religiously Award in some religions and prevent unconstitutional stark, "returned the alcohol prohibition of " undermining efforts to build a civil state and to turn Iraq into Kandahar new. " 
the MP for the national coalition Maysoon al - attacked, on Tuesday, House Speaker Salim al - Jubouri and MP for the coalition of state law , Mahmoud Hassan to protest the ban on drinks alcoholic and directed six criticisms of the Jabouri and Hassan, as Hassan called on to go with her words this to what he wants from the courts, confirmed its readiness to face "campaign determine how cowardly and discredit." 
it was House Speaker Salim al - Jubouri revealed, first of Monday (October 24, 2016) that paragraph alcohol ban received a majority vote, with most likely to appeal to that paragraph during the next week. 
The head of Iraq Yonadam bloc were revealed on Saturday (22 October 2016), that imports municipalities passed by the House bill included a paragraph prohibits the import, manufacture The sale of alcoholic beverages of all kinds, and with the exception of paragraph "unconstitutional and contrary to individual rights and freedoms and the Principles of democracy", he confirmed his intention to appeal to the Federal Court bythat paragraph. 
The Iraqi Council of Representatives voted during its meeting of 24 of the legislative term of the first third legislative year , which was held, on Saturday (October 22, 2016), the project 's imports municipalities Act ,which included a paragraph to ban the sale and import and manufacture of alcoholic beverages.