The Supreme Judicial Council announced, on Tuesday, that it had decided to resume work in all courts, starting tomorrow, Wednesday.
In a statement received by Mawazine News, the council stated that, given the withdrawal of the demonstrators and the lifting of the siege on the building of the Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court, it was decided to resume work normally in all courts as of tomorrow morning, corresponding to 08/24/2022.
On this occasion, the statement continued, the Supreme Judicial Council thanks all local and international bodies and personalities that support the judiciary and are keen on the principle of the rule of law and respect for the constitution.
He added, “The Council also stresses the need to take legal measures against anyone who violates the law and disrupts public institutions.” Ended 29/R77
Shafaq News/ The President of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Pavel Jalal Talabani, received today, Tuesday, in Sulaymaniyah, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Jenin Plasschaert.
A statement issued by the President of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, received by Shafaq News Agency, said that the meeting discussed the political developments and the political impasse in Iraq and unified the efforts of dialogues and national dialogue.
He added that Talabani stressed the need to find a constitutional and political solution to the issues, and said that the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan supports and coordinates for the success of the constructive national dialogue with the participation of all political parties that will get the country out of this unwanted situation.
On the situation in the Kurdistan Region, Bafel Jalal Talabani said that the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan did not support postponing the elections, but we want a modern law that suits the situation in the region and a national consensus. All Parties.
Shafaq News / The American “Axios” website revealed, on Tuesday, the details of the new nuclear agreement between the United States and Iran, while noting that the agreement will obligate Tehran to a specific percentage of uranium enrichment.
The website, quoting a US official, said that “the new agreement with Iran will not allow it to enrich uranium above 3.67 percent, and will prevent Iran from storing more than 300 kg of enriched uranium, and will impose restrictions on Iran’s nuclear program until 2031.” .
According to the new agreement, according to the US official, Iran’s advanced centrifuges will be “removed and stored under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency.”
Global expectations have recently increased about the possibility of a new agreement between Tehran and Washington, which will return the latter to the agreement it exited in 2018.
In the context, a senior US official told Reuters that Iran has abandoned some of the basic conditions for reviving the nuclear agreement, which aims to “restrict Tehran’s nuclear program,” while the European Union’s High Commissioner for Foreign and Security Policy Josep Borrell announced the approval of most of the parties on the European proposal to revive the nuclear deal. nuclear deal.
After intermittent and indirect talks between the United States and Iran that lasted 16 months, during which the European Union shuttled between the two parties, where a senior official in the Union stated on August 8, 2022, that “the bloc submitted a final offer to this agreement.”
Shafaq News/ On Tuesday, the American embassy in Baghdad commented on what it described as “the unrest” around the Supreme Judicial Council, while sending a message to the parties to the political escalation, and the same to the demonstrators.
A statement by the embassy, posted on its official pages on social media, followed by Shafak News Agency: “We are closely monitoring reports of unrest today in Baghdad, about the Supreme Judicial Council.”
The US embassy urged all parties to “remain calm, refrain from violence, and resolve any political differences in a peaceful manner based on the Iraqi constitution,” calling on the demonstrators to “respect the procedures and properties of Iraqi government institutions that belong to the Iraqi people and serve their interests.”
Dozens of Sadrists’ supporters went earlier this morning to the Supreme Judicial Council and began erecting the sit-in marquee in front of the council’s building in a new development of escalation that affected the judiciary after the legislative authority in light of a stifling political crisis the country is going through.
As a result, the judiciary in Iraq decided, earlier on Tuesday, to suspend its work in the country, following a sit-in by supporters of the Sadrist movement in front of the Supreme Judicial Council, demanding the dissolution of the Iraqi parliament.
Shafaq News/ The Shiite coordination framework announced today, Tuesday, its refusal to hold any dialogue with the Sadrist movement, except after it retracted what it described as “the occupation of state institutions”, accusing it of threatening the President of the Constitutional Court with “physical liquidation”.
And he said in a statement received by Shafaq News Agency, that he “declares his full condemnation of the dangerous transgression against the judicial institution and the threats of physical liquidation against the President of the Constitutional Court,” calling on “all respected national political forces as well as societal activities not to remain silent, but to take the initiative to condemn this infringement.”
The coordinating framework announced, according to its statement, “its refusal to receive any message from the Sadrist movement or any invitation for direct dialogue, except after announcing its retreat from the occupation of the constitutional state institutions and returning to the side of the forces that believe in peaceful and democratic solutions.”
He also held the coordination framework, “the government is fully responsible for preserving state property and the lives of employees and officials, especially the judiciary, which is the only valve that remains for Iraq as a result of the domination of forces outside the state over the institutions and the imposition of their will outside the authority of the state.”
The coordination framework also called, “the Iraqi people, with all their segments, to be highly prepared and fully prepared for the next step in which the people must say what they say against the state’s kidnappers to restore its prestige and authority.”
The coordinating framework also called on the international community to “state its clear position in the face of this serious infringement on constitutional institutions, foremost of which is the judiciary and the legislative institution,” according to the statement.
In turn, the so-called “Organizing Committee for the People’s Demonstrations Protects the State” affiliated to the coordination framework said, in a statement addressed to the Iraqis, that “the authority represented to you in the parliament has been violated before, and today here is the judiciary, which is the measure of goodness and justice and the head of all the feats of all.” Countries and peoples, the mainstay of the state’s existence and prestige, and the safety valve for maintaining law and order in the most difficult circumstances, have been subjected to flagrant abuses and reckless threatening messages.”
The statement added that “the judicial authority announced its rejection and disapproval of this shameful behavior and decided to stop all its work in protest against these unconstitutional and outlaw actions, which represent a coup against the political system and the democratic process.”
“Therefore, we invite you, out of concern for the future of the state, its prestige, and the fate of this people, for effective and influential public participation in protecting the state and its institutions, and to stand with the Iraqi judiciary, which has openly and clearly declared the responsibility of the current government and the political party behind this flagrant violation.”
The committee indicated that this “calls on all free Iraqis to stand united behind the state’s judicial institutions, protect them, defend and liberate them from the outlaws and outlaws, and reject all manifestations of lawlessness and chaos that threaten the security of Iraq and Iraqis. To perform your national, legal and moral duty,” according to the statement.
Baghdad – Mawazine News , the President of the Republic, Barham Salih, affirmed today, Tuesday, that the developments of events in the country require everyone to abide by the calm. Saleh said in a statement that Mawazine News received a copy of it, that “the developments of events in the country require everyone to abide by the calm and prevail over the language of dialogue, and to ensure that it does not slip into unknown and dangerous labyrinths in which everyone loses, and opens the door for stalkers to exploit every loophole and problem inside our country.” . He added that “peaceful demonstration and expression of opinion is a constitutionally guaranteed right, but disrupting the work of the judicial institution is a serious matter that threatens the country, and work should be done to protect the judicial institution, its prestige and independence, and that dealing with demands should be in accordance with legal and constitutional frameworks.” And Saleh continued: “The country is going through a delicate circumstance that requires unifying ranks and preserving the peaceful democratic path for which our people sacrificed, and it should not be neglected at any price, and work to avoid any escalation that might affect societal peace and security.” Ended 29/h
Baghdad – Mawazine News , Saleh Muhammad al-Iraqi, nicknamed the Minister of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, commented on the recent developments, while noting that al-Sadr decided not to intervene two days ago. Al-Iraqi said in a statement received by Al-Rasheed, the text of which is below : His Eminence may order in the future to suspend the work of the committee supervising protests (may God reward them with the best reward for the benefactors) in return for the judiciary and the courts suspending their work . Corrupt *devils from all sides. #The decision is the people’s decision
To that we draw your attention. Minister of Commander Saleh Muhammad al-Iraqi. Ended 29 / h
Shafaq News/ The United Nations mission in Iraq “UNAMI” stressed on Tuesday the need for state institutions to work without “obstacle”, in response to the Sadrist movement’s start of protests in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building.
In a post on social media, the mission said, “The right to peaceful protest is an essential element of democracy. No less important is the affirmation of constitutional compliance and respect for state institutions.”
The statement stressed that “state institutions must work without hindrance to serve the Iraqi people, including the Supreme Judicial Council.”
Shafaq News/ On Tuesday, Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi cut short his visit to Egypt, which he arrived yesterday to attend an Arab summit, and returned to Baghdad to follow developments in events, warning that disrupting the work of the judicial institution exposes the country to real risks.
Al-Kazemi’s office said, in a statement received by Shafak News Agency, that the latter cut short, this morning, his visit to the Arab Republic of Egypt, and returned to Baghdad; In light of the developments of current events in the country, and for the direct follow-up to the performance of the duties of the security forces in protecting the institutions of the judiciary and the state.
Al-Kazemi warned, according to the statement, that disrupting the work of the judicial institution exposes the country to real risks, stressing that the right to demonstrate is guaranteed according to the constitution, with the need to respect state institutions to continue their work in the service of the people.
Al-Kazemi called on all political forces to calm down, and to take advantage of the opportunity for national dialogue; To get the country out of its current crisis, calling for an immediate meeting of the leaders of the political forces; In order to activate the national dialogue procedures and defuse the crisis.
Shafaq News/ On Tuesday, the Supreme Judicial Council issued an arrest warrant against leaders of the Sadrist movement.
A statement of the Supreme Judicial Council received by Shafak News Agency stated; Today, the Karkh Investigation Court issued an arrest warrant against Sabah Al-Saadi for the crime of threatening the judiciary, and another warrant against Muhammad Al-Saadi.
In a later statement, the Supreme Judicial Council said, “The Karkh Investigation Court issued an arrest warrant against Ghayeb Al-Amiri (resigned deputy) for the crime of incitement to kill judges,” noting that the court decided “to ban his travel and asked the security services to quickly implement it.”
And the judiciary in Iraq decided, earlier on Tuesday, to suspend its work in the country, following a sit-in by supporters of the Sadrist movement in front of the Supreme Judicial Council, demanding the dissolution of the Iraqi Council of Representatives.
Dozens of Sadrists’ supporters went earlier this morning to the Supreme Judicial Council and began erecting the sit-in marquee in front of the council’s building in a new development of escalation that affected the judiciary after the legislative authority in light of a stifling political crisis the country is going through.
This is the first time that the council building located in the fortified Green Zone in the center of the capital, Baghdad, witnessed protests because of its tight protection, but the followers of the prominent Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sadr have the ability to invade any official institution because they have a wide popular base in the regions of central and southern Iraq Supported by the “Saraya al-Salam”, the military wing of the movement.
The protesters carried slogans calling for the implementation of the call of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, to dissolve the Iraqi parliament, in preparation for holding early legislative elections in Iraq.
The demands made by the protesters before the Judicial Council, in addition to the dissolution of Parliament, included “identifying the largest bloc, fighting corruption and the corrupt, separating the public prosecution from the Supreme Judicial Council with the amendment, and not politicizing the judiciary.”
On the tenth of August, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, asked the judicial authorities to work on dissolving the Iraqi parliament within a maximum period of the end of next week, urging at the same time the President of the Republic of Iraq, Barham Salih, to set a date for early legislative elections in the country. .
The Judicial Council had confirmed on several occasions and another in an official statement in which he responded to al-Sadr, that he “does not have the authority to dissolve the House of Representatives,” calling on “all political and media parties not to involve the judiciary in political rivalries and competitions.”
The political scene in Iraq has been going through a dangerous turn since supporters of the Sadrist movement led by prominent Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr stormed the parliament building in the fortified Green Zone in central Baghdad, and staged a sit-in in protest against Al-Sudani’s nomination for the position of head of the next federal government.
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