Demonstrators of the servants, we will continue and you have to serve your party first

Friday 30-10-2015 | 9:56:59
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Twilight News / met a number of the organizers of the demonstrations in Tahrir Square, or what is known as civil mobility in Iraq with Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi Thursday evening in an attempt to convey their demands to the executive branch directly.

The meeting came at the invitation of Abadi and raised a number of points that should be on the government implemented for the time being, as the demonstrators said in their statement after the meeting, stressing that what is put forward is the most prominent demands of demonstrators Tahrir Square and other provinces, which are the demands that will reform the state structure and achieve social justice and guarantee public freedoms, and the reform of the political system in the country and rid it of sectarian quotas and B and the removal of state institutions for partisan loyalties.

The statement "In the beginning" that "reform packages" did not live up to this label, but are purely natural procedures are working on any government in a state of austerity due to the deteriorating economic situation, can not be considered part of the demands of the Iraqi people, stressing at the same time continuing demonstrations until the implementation of demands handed over to Prime Minister al-Abadi in several key areas including:

Reform of the judiciary in accordance with the legal and constitutional mechanisms, away from the influence of any party and sectarian, because that alone can ensure judicial independence and fairness.
Take serious measures to reform the structure and the work of independent bodies.
Axis services and the need to upgrade them and hold negligent in it.
Open the files of corruption and punish corrupt and bring them to justice.
The independence of the state media and the liberation of the Iraqi Media Network dominance of political parties.

Some attendees also raised other issues as a necessity interest in the arts and culture, and that some security agencies away from provocative actions against demonstrators by preventing the entry of audio devices in the demonstrations. And posed as well as the human rights file security, political and violations and arrest procedures outside legal contexts, and the need to activate the law, "Where did you get this" and the separation of administration from politics, and the importance of changing ministerial cabin because of its failure in the services file management, and make the whole reform cabinet government.

For his part, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi told the demonstrators that "the first package of reforms were important because they are aimed at the dismantling of the quota system in the state, and the elimination of some positions and the elimination of salaries and protections of the occupants of those positions, in addition to the recovery of deficiencies they acquired."

And accept Abadi, economic and political challenges facing the state and the weakness of the capabilities and resources, noting that the salary scale applies to all state employees, also noted that the war on terror, draining the state budget, stressing that the demands carried by the demonstrators will be replaced interest and would strive to implement them, as he promised to prosecute and to hold accountable individuals security forces who are cracking down on the demonstrators.

At the conclusion of the meeting, members of civil mobility of Ebadi stressed the importance to invest the time and that does not leave room for corrupt to tamper with the destiny of the Iraqi people, and to take bolder to expose the corruption capital decisions, and not to neglect the demands of the demonstrators, noting that the Abadi start reform of his party and his coalition to be more convincing people for his ability to reform.

In turn, al-Abbadi stressed the importance of continued demonstrations and communicate with him personally to deliver the demands of the demonstrators and bridging the way for those who want to create a gap between the Iraqis.

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