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    Iraqi president approves highly divisive al-Hashd al-Shaabi law

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    Post by jedi17 Mon 19 Dec 2016, 6:21 pm

    [size=39]Iraqi president approves highly divisive al-Hashd al-Shaabi law[/size]

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    The President of the Republic Fuad Masum.

    Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) Iraqi President Fuad Masum approved on Monday a law passed by parliament in November that incorporated the Shia-led volunteer militia, al-Hashd al-Shaabi, in the country’s national forces.
    The approval came to honor “whoever sacrificed his blood in defense of Iraq” and to “ensure that weapons are only in the hands of the state,” a statement by his media office said.
    The passing of the long-debated bill came amid intense objections from Sunni groups within the parliament who feared the law would grant the militia unchecked powers, and therefore stoke sectarian tensions.
    Al-Hashd al-Shaabi was formed by a decree from Iraq’s top Shia clergy to combat the Islamic State militants who took over many regions of Iraq in 2014. The militia is currently engaged in fighting against ISIS on the side of the Iraqi government forces, and its involvement in the liberation of areas inhabited by Sunnis has aroused international and local fears of sectarian twists.
    The law counts al-Hashd al-Shaabi as part of the national armed forces and subject to its supreme commander. Its text says personnel affiliated with the force should be disconnected with any other political, social or partisan affiliations. It gives an exclusive mandate to the supreme commander of the armed forces to decide on the distribution and deployment of the force among provinces.

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