The Kurdistan Democratic Party, led by Masoud Barzani, welcomed, on Monday, the decision of the Federal Supreme Court to ratify the results of the early parliamentary elections, stressing the follow-up to what he called the injustice inflicted on him by robbing two of his seats. A statement by the Political Bureau of the Democratic Party, which was received by Mawazine News, said that it “welcomes the decision of the Federal Supreme Court to ratify the final results of the early parliamentary elections that took place on the tenth of last October, stressing that this decision is followed by the constitutional steps in order to form the government.” future federation. The statement added that, at the same time, it affirms the follow-up to the “injustice” that was inflicted on him by unlawfully robbing two of his seats through legal means by candidates and voters whose votes were illegally burned, as the statement put it. Ended 29/R77
Baghdad / Obelisk: On Monday, December 27, 2021, the Minister of Sadr, Muhammad Salih al-Iraqi, gave the green light to launch the Sadrist movement’s celebrations on the occasion of the approval of the election results.
In a post followed by the obelisk, the Iraqi responded to a question from one of his followers about the official date of what he called the (victory) hour to celebrate and express joy, as the Iraqi said: We trust in God!
The Federal Supreme Court ratified the results of the elections to the House of Representatives in its fifth legislative session.
The Federal Court rejected the case for canceling the election results and the appeal submitted regarding the quota, in the session it held this morning.
Shafaq News/ The leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, welcomed, on Monday, the Federal Supreme Court’s ratification of the election results, calling for the speedy formation of a national majority government.
Al-Sadr said in a tweet to him, seen by Shafak News Agency, “Thank you to everyone who contributed to this national democratic wedding, especially the Supreme Judiciary, and I especially mention Brother Faiq Zaidan, the Federal Court, the Electoral Commission and the Special Representative, the Secretary-General of the United Nations: (Jeanine Plasschaert) and to all partners. For the Iraqi people who were patient and won, and thank you for the reference, the sponsor and advocate for this electoral carnival, which deserves our praise, thanks and celebration.
Al-Sadr called for “preserving peace and peace, as the homeland is a trust in our necks, by expediting the formation of a government (a national majority), neither eastern nor western, that shines its light from the homeland and provides the people with service and safety.”
For his part, the victory coalition led by Haider al-Abadi announced its acceptance of the Federal Court’s decision regarding the 2021 elections.
In a statement, he stressed, “The basis of the electoral and political process is that it is based on constitutional and legal contexts, and therefore, despite our reservations about many of the procedures that accompanied the electoral process and the work of the Commission, we affirm that adhering to the legal and constitutional contexts of the state requires us to accept those contexts, despite the unfairness that Sign for victory, especially in this election or the one before it.”
The Victory Coalition continued that “its positions were and will remain in the interest of the citizens’ state, the consolidation of its practices, the sovereignty of its institutions and the unity and pride of its people,” calling on all political forces to “unify the ranks, uphold public interests, and agree on a successful, strong and rational governing equation that is able to carry out its duties to save the state.”
The head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan al-Adhari, published a picture of Muqtada al-Sadr after the Federal Court ratified the election results from Hazrat Amir al-Mu’minin Ali bin Ai Talib (peace be upon him) and commented on it, saying, “Thank you to God Almighty.”
{Political: Al Furat News} The Federal Supreme Court approved the results of the House of Representatives elections in its fifth legislative session.
The Federal Court rejected the case for canceling the election results and the appeal submitted regarding the quota, in the session it held this morning.
The head of the court said: “The Federal Supreme Court decided to reject the claim of non-ratification of the results, and to charge the complainant with all the expenses.”
The court did not change the women’s seats in the elections and made it clear that appeals may only be made before the Appeals Board, and indicated that the Judicial Council has the exclusive authority to solve problems resulting from the elections. However, it called on the next parliament to amend the electoral law and adopt the manual counting system exclusively.
{Local: Al Furat News} Legal expert Tariq Harb said, on Monday, that the Federal Court’s response to the appeals is considered an endorsement of the election results.
Harb said in a statement to {Euphrates News} that “the response of the Federal Court to appeals against the electoral results is considered an endorsement of the results.”
He explained: “The republican decree must be issued inviting the House of Representatives to hold its first session under the chairmanship of the oldest member.”
On Monday, the Federal Court dismissed the appeal submitted by Hadi al-Amiri, the leader of the “Al-Fateh” coalition, regarding the results of the legislative elections.
During the reading of the decision, the court stated that the political party has the right to appeal the council’s decision within 3 days of the official announcement, and that the Judicial Council has the exclusive authority to solve problems resulting from the elections.
The court’s decision also stated that complaints and appeals submitted to the Board of Commissioners are submitted to the Judicial Commission for Elections, and the results may not be appealed except to the Appeals Commission, which is the competent authority.
He added that the plaintiffs’ request to consider the technical procedures of the examining company goes beyond its competence.
The next parliament called for amending the election law and adopting a system of manual counting and sorting exclusively.
Accordingly, the Federal Court decided to respond to the lawsuit of the plaintiffs Hadi Farhan Abdullah – Al-Amiri – and Muhammad Jassem, and charged them with fees and expenses.
{Political: Al Furat News} A member of the Coordinating Framework for the State of Law Coalition, Kazem Al-Haidari, expressed “disappointment” in the Federal Supreme Court’s decision to reject the appeals against the election results.
Al-Haidari told {Euphrates News}: “We have hope that the lawsuit will be dismissed today.”
“This result was expected by us,” he added.
“We will hand over the matter and abide by the decision of the Federal Court and attend the first session of the new parliament,” Haidari said.
Today, Monday, the Federal Supreme Court decided to reject the appeal submitted by the leader of the Al-Fateh Alliance Hadi Al-Amiri regarding the results of the legislative elections.
During the reading of the decision, the court stated that “complaints and appeals submitted to the Board of Commissioners are submitted to the Judicial Commission for Elections, and the results may not be appealed except to the Appeals Commission, which is competent,” indicating that “the plaintiffs’ request to consider the technical procedures of the examining company goes beyond its competence.”
The court called on the next parliament to amend the electoral law and to adopt the manual counting system exclusively.
Accordingly, the Federal Court decided to respond to the lawsuit of the plaintiffs Hadi Al-Amiri and Muhammad Jassem, charging it with fees and expenses, and rejected the plaintiffs’ decision to issue a preliminary order to stop the decision to ratify the final results of the elections.
{Political: Al Furat News} The Electoral Commission commented on the Federal Court’s decision regarding the response to the appeals against the results of the parliamentary elections.
A member of the media team of the Commission, Imad Jalil, said in a press statement that “the date of the first session of the House of Representatives will be after a maximum of 15 days from the date of the Federal Court’s approval of the names of the winning candidates.” And that “the date should be between the tenth and fifteenth of next month, then the Commission will have sent the names of the winning representatives and they will be summoned by the Presidency of the Republic for the session to take the oath.” He added, “The first session, as usual, will be chaired by the oldest member.” Today, Monday, the Federal Supreme Court decided to reject the appeal submitted by Hadi Al-Amiri, the leader of the Al-Fateh Alliance, regarding the results of the legislative elections. During the reading of the decision, the court stated that “complaints and appeals submitted to the Board of Commissioners are submitted to the Judicial Commission for Elections, and the results may not be appealed except to the Appeals Commission, which is competent,” indicating that “the plaintiffs’ request to consider the technical procedures of the examining company goes beyond its competence.” The court called on the next parliament to amend the election law and to adopt the manual counting system exclusively. Accordingly, the Federal Court decided to respond to the lawsuit of the plaintiffs Hadi Al-Amiri and Muhammad Jassem, charging it with fees and expenses, and rejected the plaintiffs’ decision to issue a preliminary order to stop the decision to ratify the final results of the elections.
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